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PERTH, SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1922

1 PERTH

Catholic Education

A large number of parishioners and trie1109 assembled at nt. Brigid's Par-

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OIL Weinesday week last, for tne purpose of bidding adieu to Mr. who -were leaving the following Friday on an ex tended holiday to the Emerald Isle. cor many years past Mr. Perrott had allied himselt to parochial affairs, his genial personality and ever readiness to promote the interests of any deserving cause, endearing him to all with whom he came in contact. Accordingty the news of his intended LEAVING CERTIFICATE. departure was received with general Full Passes. --egret, the large assemblage oil the ,'hove occasion being adequate testiS. Edleman, English (1)), Matheof the esteem in which he was mony F. Davidmatics, Physics, Chemistry; Au excellent evening's pro, son, English, Latin, French, History; grainme comprising musical, elocuJ. P. Dillon, English, Mathematics, Apand instrumental items and tionary (D), PhyHistory plied Mathematics, dancing was dispensed with during sics; G. Dallimore, English, Mathemathe course of which the Very Rev. tics, Physics; F. Burnett, English, French, Mathematics, Physics; B. O'- Father Fagan, on behalf of the parishoners of St. Brigid's, presented a Connor, English, French, Mathematics; travelling rug and lady's handbag to History;. Mr. and Mrs. Perrott respectively. In Partial Passes doing so the Rev. Father expressed his G. J. Boylson, English, French,' His-, appreciation of the active interest disA. P. Maguire, English, played by Mr. Perrott in parish affairs. Mathematics; Horace Williams, Eng- lie stressed the many outstanding lish, French, Physics; J. Williams, Engof the departing guests, and F. Trethowan, qualities lish, Mathematics; in wishing them bon voyage assured Mathematics, Physics, Applied Mathe- them that they carried the wholematics. hearted good will of the people of Matriculation. Mr. James Tully, one of West Perth. Mr. Perrott's first acquaintances in F, DavidS. Edleman, Arts, Science. sunny Australia, supplimented the reson, Arts, Science; J. P. Dillon, Arts, marks of Father Fagan. Mr. Perrott Science, Engineeritig; G. Dallimore, Arts, Science; B. O'Connor, Arts, feelingly responded and expressed the Arts deep gratitude of himself and Mrs. Per. Williams, Science; Horace rott for the valued gifts presented to Science. them and for the expressions of goodJunior Clertlecate Examinations will. Although returning to his home D'Ull Passes. and the land of his birth, he would always look forward with the greatest A. R. Brockman, English French Geography, pleasure to his return to Western AusMathematics, History, Physics; T: L. Dunphy, English, Greek, tralia and the renewal of old acquainLatin, French, History; C. N. Harris, tances in West Perth. Physics, French English, Latin, Refreshrnnts were daintily served. Chemistry; H. B. Hanrahan, English, and one of the most pleasant social Mathematics, Geography, History, Phy- evenings yet held in the local hall sics; P. Kelly, English, Greek, Latin, brought to a close, Mr. and Mrs. PerFrench, Mathematics, History, Physics; rutt departing to the strains of "For Chemistry. they are jolly good fellows." J. Keeling, English Greek, Latin, An innovation, in the form of penny J. History; French, Mathematics, collections recently introdimed at West Murphy, English, French, Mathematics Perth for the purpose of reducing the Illstory,Geograplise; R. Meldrum, Eng- ....parechial debt. is creating considerlish, Latin, Mathematics, Ifistery, able interest amongst the parish folk. Physics; P. McAuliffe, English, Mathe- Under the new scheme, which displaces matics, History, Physics; F. O'Connor the system of a monthly collection English, Latin. Greek, French, History; every man, woman, and child comJ. Paul, English, Latin, French, Mathe- prising the congregations at each of History, Physics. matics, Geography, the three Masses on Sundays, is exChemistry. pected to contribute one penny toM. Rigg, English, Mathematics, Geowards the above object. The novelty graphy, History; T. Prindiville, Eng- of the idea appeals to all, the responses lish, Mathematics, Geography, Physics: on each occasion being indeed encourR. Gillick, English, Mathematics, His. The slogan now in vogue at aging. tory, Geography, Commercial Methods, Si. Brigid's is "Get 04 penny habit." (also passed Junior Commercial). The engagement of Miss Veronica Hogan, of John -street, is announced. Partial Pass. Miss Hogan is a highly popular memCusack, English, Mathematics. His- ber of the parish, where she has resided tory. She has for years for many years. Separate Subjects. past taken an active interest in church Dental Matriculation. affairs, while her musical talents, fostered under the tuition of the local C. McManus, Geography, Physics; Sisters. have at -all times readily been G. Silverstone, Geography: J. McAuavailable for any parochial entertainliffe, Geography, ChemiStry; A. Her Our congratulations are exment. tendel to the young couple and partiPERTH C.Y.M.S. cularly' to Mr. Fletcher.

Important Conference of Teachers

and Mrs. D. C. Perrott,

Christian Brothers' College

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C.Y.M.S .RIVER TRIP .

The third river trip run in conjunStion with the C.Y.L.C. will be held on the first Tuesday in February. Members are expected to make every effort so that the last two trips will be even Tickets better than the first two. are available from the secretary. C.Y.M.S. STALL -CATHEDRAL

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e society desires to thank Mr. and

Mrs. McDowell, Mr. Keough, and all

other ladies and gentlemen who helped to make its stall a success.

Convent of Mercy, Toodyay Boarding School for Young Ladies. Pupils prepared for all University. Examinations, also the Music Examinations of Trinity College and Royal Academy, London. The Sisters also conduct another Boading School for Boys from 6 to 13 years of age.

A magnificent building has lately been erected, consisting of beautiful large and airy school rooms and music rooms on the ground floor and on the top floor boy's dormitories, The building is bath rooms, etc. fitted throughout with every modern convenience calculated to secure the health and comfort of the pupils and so surrounded with balconies to provide sleeping out accomodation. For prospectus apply to

The Sister in Charge. Telephone 29.

New Norcia Diocese WIMTONIA. A very pretty wedding took place at the R.C. Church, Westonia, on January 11th, the bride being Miss Elizabeth (Paddy) McNamara, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. McNamara, of Westonia, and the bridegroom Mr. Patrick The R. McCarthy, of Bruce Rock. ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Moreno, O.S.B. The bride, who was given away by her father, was beautifully attired in pearl charnieuse and georgette, her train being lined with shell-pink. The beautifully em broidered viel was kindly lent by Mrs. The bride M. Bungert, of Perth. carried a bouquet of roses and carnations. The bridesmaids, Misses Delia and ,Lora McNamara. wore cream and pink charmeuse, with -hats en suite, and, carried' bouquets of pink earn* tions. Mr. 'Dick McCarthy, brother of the bridegroom, acted as best man. The happy couple are motor-touring the South-West.

SACRED HEART PARISH HIGHGATE HILL.

FIRST ANNUAL PICNIC. SUNDAY, JANUARY 29. Boats leave for Point Walter to 12 and 2.30 p.m.

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Hot Water Provided. Tickets 1/6. Proceeds in aid of scholarship.

Sacred Heart High School, Highgate BOARDERS and DAY* SCHOLARS. Pupils are prepared for University, Commercial. and Musical Examinatt, tions. For further particulars apply to Rev. MOTHER PRIORESS. Tel. A3810

The Conference of Catholic Teachers January 31st. Loreto College. :Xuelaicte-terrace.

will begin on "luesday.

Inc alteration ot the date aims at giving the Sisters in the country districts a better chance of attending. The lectures end on Friday. February 3rd. On 'Tuesday morning there will be a special Mass at the Cathedral at 8.45 a.m.. at which His Grace the Arch-

bishop will preside. All are request. ed to attend at Mass. The programme of lectures has been altered owing to the absence of some of the inspectors who promised to lecture. The demonstration classes have to be omitted this time, but the inspectors have decided to give them in tneir own districts. The proposed course of lectures is as follows:

TUESDAY. 9.30 to 12 noon (Morning Session). la) The course of religious Instruction. lb/ Method. (ai From the class point of view. (b) From the teacher point of view. Under this heading Father McMahon ii, ends to give four lectures, two for 'a), and two for (b). Tuesday's subjects will be "Class -teaching." 4 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. (Afternoon Session). Inspector Clubb will lecture on "Ar-

bound to be defects. If you are anxious to help us in achieving better things come then in spirit of co-operaton rather than in critical mood intent. Those attending the morning lecture un Tuesday are requested to bring the typed syllabus of Religious Instruction with them. The amendments and alterations may then be added and the syllabus explained. Catholic Schools and the Coombe Scholarship. We would remind the Catholic Schools which are not recognised as secondary by the State. that applications for the Coombe Scholarships are now due. Parents may apply to the Secretary of the Coombe Scholarships, Education Department, Perth; The Christian Brothers' School, Fremantle: St. Patrick's Boys' School. Perth; and all the Convent Schools are eligible to apply. The conditions are: -(1), that a boy has passed the Junior Lea, ing Examination; and (ii.) that he is tinder 16 years of age. The scholarship gives a boy £50 per annum for two years. with which he must attend a recognised secondary school. It is confined. however. to the Metropolitan i.rea from Fremantle to Midland Junction.

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MAYLANDS.

PRESENTATION CONVENT. RESULTS OF EXAMINATIONS, 1921

Associated Board.- L.A.B., Solo Performer; Miss Stella Henderson (Pianoforte.) Lower Division.- Pianoforte: Miss Nancy Breed, Miss Eileen Ferry. Elementary Division.-Pianoforte: Misses Kitty Skaife, Gertie Scott, Esdaile Chappell. Primary Division. -Pianoforte: Misses Eileen Lynch, Barbara Wills, Doreen Close, Winnie Ferris, Master Leslie Woods.

Primary Division. -Violin: Pauline Clark, Gertie Scott, Edward Howell (Distinction.) Theoretical. kudiments: Misses Nancy

Misses

Master

Breed, Mary O'Callaghan, Oliven Thomas, Norine Wall, Gladys Thomas.. Grammar of Music (Division I.) : Misses .Nellie Frazer, Doreen Close, Mollie Fuhrmann, Dorothy Scott, Eil. eon Lynch, Kitty Skaife.

TRINITY COLLEGE. Pr ac ticaL Junior Division: Misses Evelyn Woodworth, Dora Mitchell, Gwen ['homes. Preparatory Division: Miss Dorothy Scott (honours), Master Stanley Shaw. First Steps: Master Leo Feeney (Credit), Master Albert Keeling, Miss Isabel Howell, Miss Myrtle McCliisky. Miss Minnie McCluskey.

Theoretical

VOL. XLVI

On Wednesday, January 10th, a very large number of parishioners assembled at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenny, to do honour to Isabel and Eugene, who were celebrating their 20th birthday. A very enjoyable evening was spent by all. Last Sunday a very enjoyable launch picnic was held at Point Walter. After the nine o'clock Mass the picnickers as.

sembled at the Maylands Jetty, and after a good trip down the river arrived at Point Walter at 12:30, where the bazaar workers of the 1921 bazaar had a real good time, arriving home late in the evening. The local branch of the ,Hibernians held its usual fortnightly meeting on Tuesday last. The -attendance was fair. Letters were received from the District Secretary, notifying secretary of a' D.M.R. levy; also from Maylands Shooting Association, asking for delegate to meeting, to take part in allocation of prizes, owing to the late delegate having left the branch. Bro. J. Croker was elected delegate, and was appointed to attend the meeting. After the business of the meeting was concluded the first round of the shooting, competition (arranged by the District Social Committee) took place, when team from St. Patrick's Branch camea out to fight "Maylands for the honour of winning the first round. Maylands won by a very narrow margin, shooting on the whole being very poor. Some of the Maylands team put up a, very poor score, one in particular making three out of a possible 25. Of the Perth team Mick Brown topped the score, and Tom Hynes a good second. The rest of the team (I will not mention names) failed to hit the target. If they don't improve in the near future names will be given. Bro. Sheedy, who is versed in these sporting items, intends to be at the next meeting of the social committee. us hopee will be able to assist theLetcommittee.

IRISH -AUSTRALIAN SOCIETIES. ST. MALACHI'S BRANCH H.A.C.B.0 11.1.011tfrAXE.

The fortnightly meeting of the ahoy: branch took place in the Permit Dias on Wednesday, January 11. Jiro. Ate Mahon preemie& Bros. Markham an,

crindivide reported that the Metropou tan Social and Sports Epmmittee wer getting an Wright. Tito), have detail ed to run a moonlight river excuriew it is h on Tuesday', January 31st. ed that an wilt roil up and make thi trip a success. Tickets eau be obtain During the en from any Hibernian. evening Miss E. McMahon was nominated tor monberetup. The sum of L.I.5 for payment. 2.d. was passed challenge to a game of cneket was re ed front the butnaco branch and accepted, the game to take place at later oats. Next meeting of the, brune on Wednesday, January 25th. YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY. The weekly nieeting of the above So ciety was held, before a largo attendance of members, in St. Paul. a Schoollu room on Monday evening last. the absence of the President, Mr. J. The C. WalAii occupied the chain electing opened as usual with the singing of "The Soldiers' Song,- and a tirat class social programme was put forward. The cnairman' asked members to remember the Society's picnic, which will lie held at Point Walter on Things aro Sunday, February 5th. working well to ensure the social success ot the picnic, and it only remains for the members to sell as ninny tickets as possible. The concert and dance organised@ by Mrs. Bridgman, and held at West Subiaeo on the tith, was a great success, and much credit is due to the organsier for the effort she made. Mr. Doherty 'a lecture on "The Heroes of Easter Week" was well worth hearing. A vote of thanks was moved by Mr. Biggins and seconded by Mr. B. O'Sullivan. The following offieera were elected to the,various positions for the ensuing term: -President, Mr. B. E. Walsh (re-elected); vice-presideets, Mr. B. O'Sullivan and Mr. M. Courtney; hon. secretary, Miss 13. O'Doherty; assistant secretary, Miss N. Finnegan; treasurer, Mr. B. O'Sullivan; auditors, Messrs. J. C. Walsh and J. P. Deheny; trustees, Mesdames Walsh, Finnegan and Mr. O'Grady; warden, Mr. l'at Finnegan; committee, Mesdames Sullivan, Bridgman, Walk c-r, O'Grady, and M' Mahon, Miss; Phe-

Higher Local Division: Miss Stella Henderson. WEDNESDAY. Junior Division: Misses Evelyn THE CATHRIC ART 9.30 to 12 (Morning .Session). Woodworth (Horours), Gwen Thomas (i.) Co-operative Class-work. Honours), Eileen Ferry, Gertie Scott. AND BOOK DEPOT, (ii.) The Teacher, the Text. and the Preparatory Division: Masters Pupil's Note-book. Stanley Shaw (Credit), Edward Howell Established 1897. Tel A1651. 4 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. Afternoon Session). (Credit), Misses Constance Byfield M. J. McDERMOTT. Inspector Clubb lectures on "GeoM. J. MeDERMOTT. !Credit), Stella Knight (Credit), Dawn Next Celtic Club. Opposite King Edward graphy." Scott (Pass), Minnie McCluskey, Myrtle Hostel. THURSDAY. 534 Hay St., Perth. NIcCluskey, Edith Allen, Masters ErnHoly Mass: Maylands, 7 and 9; Bays9.30 to 12 (Morning Session). est Etherington, Leslie Woods, Jack BOOKS WE CAN WPM/. Priesthooda by H. E. Manning. water, 8 a.m. Father McMahon gives two lectures Eternal Taylor. Devotions: Maylands St. Paul-His Life and Work ind Spirit, and Bayswater, 7.30 p m. on the Psychology of Teaching. 8/3. Government Scholarship. Christ the Son of God. The el.he rouard. (i.) Repetition. Co -relation. ConcenThe Chief Sufferings of Life and Its Miss Norine Wall. tration. Pernethis. IIGLIRLAND 1922. Apologit Pro Vita, by C. Newman. (ii.) Memory -work. Commercial Results. its conditions, Gospel of St. Mark, Recording to, 6/3. Sacred Heart and Mine la. improvement. PeleeNational liminess Collage, Sydney. Mitt! and ',Mr: A. Qetints. 4/9.ttinittosi, balf The Molistex 4 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. (Afternoon Sessihn). Industrial On the Morals of To -day. yearly balAnce sheet and auditors' -reBookkeeping-Junior: Master George and Carnival promoted by Ekbibilion Inspector Clubb lectures on "Litera- Greater Eve. 4/6. the Ugly port was road and adopted. The Sacred Heart. by H. Slater, E. Master Manning. 6/6. John Men's Montgomery. Association to raise funds to financial position of the Society is very ture." Letters of St. Augustine; by M. H. Allies, _ I A Elementary Master Jim Noonan, carry on the charitable side of its ac7/6. FRIDAY. sound. Members will regret to hear I ate Canon Sheehan's W-rks. Miss Gladys Williams. tivities during the present year, will iiiat Mr. Courtney left for New South Inspector Clyne will lecture through- Graves of Kilmerna. 616. Intermediate: Master Arthur Conlin, Ifspen on Carnival Square, (at the foot Wales on last Thursday night's train. Queen's Fillet. 4/, put the forenoon. Blindness of De Gray. 6/6. Miss Greta Anderson. It is the hope of every member that his of William Street), on Friday next, 9 to 10 a.m.: Notes on Infant Teaching. Mirriani Moms. 6/6. trip to the Blue- Mountains will be very Advanced: Master Lennie Fetzer, 3rd February. Some twenty-two specUnder the Cedar and Stars. 14/6. 10 to 11 a.m.: Work in Intermediate beneficial to him. Mr. Courtney has Parerga., 14/6. Miss Greta Anderson. ially erected stalls will be occupied by bornety Glenanaar, 6/6. Classes. ordf.o.pretee SoDiploma: Master Lennie Fetzer (gold S,Itelents Catholic Doctrine, by Ch. Hart, firms interested in the production and ciety,, a somonstelAr"di's'inl t 11 to 12 a.m.: Classes V. and VI. d and B.A. medal), Miss Mary O'Callaghan, Miss manufacture of Western good" luck. The Ideal of Monastic Life, O.S.B. Special Reference to History. Australian Gladys Thomas. Our Lord's Last Discourses. 7/-. Goods. The lighting arrangements, 4 p.m. to 5.30 p.m.: Miss Mills lectures select Poems, by Francis Thompson, 9/6. which have been erected by a band Shorthand. CHAS. STEWART PARNELL Little Jegus. by Francis Thompson, 1/9. on "The Physical Training of Life of Re, Fr. Doyle, S.J., 14/6. of voluntary workers, under the suGirls." Junior:Master Jim Noonan, Miss BRANCH I.N.F. (BOULDER). Breve Log, by John O'Brien. Postage, pervision of Mr. A. S. Walton, are of 6/3. The conference is an initial venture. Gladys Williams. Also The Catholic Director), for 1922. and as in all beginnings there are ORDERS Elementary Masters Colin Drans- a most elaborate character. The stalls PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. The above branch met at the Court erected under the supervisicin of Mr. field, George Slater, Arthur Conlin. Ilotel, Boulder, on January 13. Chief 'Wally Chambers, are nearing compleIntermediate: Master John MontRanger J. Walsh presided over a good tion, and are of a most imposing apgomery, George Slater, Miss Greta attendance of members. Brother C. M' Nally introduced his first new memThe artistic scenery has Anderson. pearance. ber, who was duly initiated. been 'specially Wood Advanced: Master Lennie Fetzer. painted for the stunt by ward's report showed Bro. Daly still Mr. W. Ramage. On The 'amusement Diploma: Miss Gladys Thomas. very ill, Bro. P. Byrne on the improve, side a very excellent prograinme will and Bro. M'Nally declared Typewriting. -Junior: Masters Joseph off the Gaffney, Owen O'Callaghan, James be provided each evening. funds. Secretary Tom Brown present. On the Noonan, Colin opening night McMahon's Concert ed his balance sheet, showing the Dransfield. George Slater, Misses Alice Ryan, Evelyn Band, who won the Championship branch to be in a sound financial position. Bro. Cusack, one of the audiWoodworth, Eileen Ferry, Gladys WilContest at I3unbury recently, will pity tors, reported at sonic length, and conliams, Eileen Beck. during the evening, on a new bandgratulated the brunch on their posiElementary: Master George Slater. stand erected on the grounds. Mr. H. tion, which he considered one of the C Goff's Concert Party of fifty voices, beet among the friendly societies on thu TO -DAY WE ARE OFFERING A WEALTH will also give an entertainment on the Goldfields. Finance included the passOF BAGRAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS The Month's Mind for the late Right same evening. A huge toboggan erect- ing of £6/2/- sick pay. C.R. J. Walsh Rev. Dr. Kelly, D.D., was celebrated is to be presented with s very fine ed for the stunt will be in full swing; photo. of the office -bearers of the at St. Francis Xavier's Cathedral, GprFAIR BARGAINS IN HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND HANDKERCHIEFS. also merry' -go -rounds, joy wheel, hoop group branch, nicely framed and inscribed, as aldton, on Wednesday morning last. la, feather -your-nest and a number of Ladies' Gibsonia Plain Black Cash- black and white; Fair Price 4s. 3d. a token of his past good work on beThe Very Rev. Dean graben V.G., was new novelties never before seen half of the branch. It is hoped that mere HOSE, all wool and a line sent pair. the celebrant. The )riests in the this form of encouraging members to Western Australia. During the Carspecially 'for our fair; Fair Price 2s. Ladies' Two-dome and Two-button sanctuary were Rev. Fathers J. L. nival, which will extend take an interest in branch affairs will over four 6d. pair. Short Lisle GLOVES, one cord stitch. Hawes, J. Prendergast, Collins, Tybear good fruit in the future. Bros. weeks, a Log Chop, which has attractLadies' Gibsonia Cotton and Wool ing, double tops, in black or white; Walsh and Cusack then made an earnmons, R. Scanlan, J. Flahaven, M. L. ed a record entry, will be held on a est appeal to the younger members to HOSE in black, seamless, a splendid Fair Price 4s. 11d. pair. Hart, P. Lynch, P. Hayes, Dom Pace, new platform, erected near the river take more interest in the affairs of Ladies' Plain Hemstitched White wearing line; Fair Price 3s 8d. pair. and Dr. Kennedy. There was a large side, commencing on February 15th. their lodge, which does so much for Lawn HANDKERCHIEFS, good congregation. Very Rev. Dr. Graber, Ladies' Lace Ankle Lisle HOSE, them. The next meeting of the A monster Tug -of -War, in which a ls. &I, 2s. half qualities, at 11d., 9d. in a brief address, paid a fine tribute to branch will be held at the rourt. Hotel, in white or black, a nice fine quality 'large of teams will take part Archbishop Clune for his unremitting is alsonumber Boulder, at 8 p.m. on Friday, January and good designs; Fair Price 4s. 11d. dozen. listed as an The attraction. Ladies' White Law:: Corner Eno s7, 1922. attention to the late Bishop Kelly cl, pair. usual National Dancing contests will broidered HANDK-ERCHIEFS, in ing his illness, and his kindness in Ladies' Plain Black Lisle HOSE, extend over two weeks, two nights a cards of hhlf-dozens, good quality: having the remains taken to his catheGibsonia make, a good fast dye: Fair week having been set aside For the Fair Price 3s. 114. half dozen. dral; also for calling his priests toPrice 2s. 2d. pair. purpose. The Association is confident Ladles' Swiss Embroidered -Edge gether for the celebration of a solemn that citizens having regard to the obWhite Lawn .HANDKERCHIEFS, asLadies' Finest Suede Lisle GLOV-ES requiem Mass. The immense congreof the Appeal, will give the ExThu following , ject list of at ticleg won sorted designs; Fair Price 45. 8d. half English make, two spring domes, silk gation which was present on the occaRefreshment Stall:-Pair Bantams. hibition generous support. In all at dozen. crochet stitchings, in greys, pastels, Bra. O'Donohue, collar box, otSire. sion was strong evidence of the great hen; cake, John ball; plum pudding.sorutheir works the "Uglies are for the Mrs regard in which the memory of their Cornell; Xmas cake. Miss Reid; Picture good of the its State and citizens. (Dr. Mannlx). Miss Boyle; ham, Miss K. late 'Bishop was held. He expressed FAIR BARGAINS IN ART NEEDLE WORK AND KNITTING WOOLS. Cornell:'medallion. Miss Hannan; pair of his gratitude to the Archbishop and fowls, J. Morris; tin of biscuits, Mr. T. what -not, No. 19. Gibsonia 4 -ply Fingering WOOL, in the priests who had taken the long Traced Madapolam CAMISOLES, Remember to reserve Tuesday next, Moran: Mrs. Shine wishes to thank all who so joueney to attend the obsequies in with or without sleeves, new designs;' black white and colours; Fair Price kindly sent donations, and also those who (anuary 31st, for the Hibernian River assisted at the Refreshment Stall. Geraldton, also to the priests of Perth Fair Price Is. 6d. each. Better quali- 8s. head of 12 skeins, or Sidsper loz. Excursion and Vocal and Instrumental skein. who had come to participate in the ties, at 2s. 6d., and 3s. Ild. each. concert. The programme is a first Gibsonia Gold Label Knitting Month's Mind, and referred to the conTraced Madapolam KNICKERS, Parents and pupils of St. Joseph's class one, and everyone is assured of a WOOL, a soft thick wool, suitable soling visits of old friends, amongst fine quality and new patterns, made pleasant evening. The s.s. Perth calls at School, Victoria Square, are reminded them Bishop for heavy wear, in black, heather up; Fair Price 4s. 6d. Unmade, 3s. 6d. Gibney, Monsignor Point Walter, and thence to Rocky that school will re -open on Monday, mixtures, or colours; Fair Price 10s. Bourke, and Monsignor Verling, V.G., pair. 6th of February. Bay, calling back at Point Walter eia the late Bishop during his illness at Traced Cotton Hemstitched PIL6d. lb., or ls. 41d. per 2oz. skein. Gibsonia Mending WOOL, in loz. St. John of God Hospital. LOW SHAMS, a nice range of designs Rev. Dr. skeins, in black or tan only: Fair Kennedy preached the panegyric at the size 20 x 30 inch; Fair Price 2s. 11d. Price 9s. 6d. dozen skeins, 10d. skein. Requiem Mass for the late Pope Beneeach KALAMUNDA! KALAMUNDA!!! KALAMUNDA!! dict XV. on Thursday. (Under the Patronage of His Grace the Archbishop.) Revs. P. Lynch, P. Hayes. Dom Pace. and Dr. Kennedy left Perth last Monday for Geraldton to take part in the Month's Mind Nestled in the Hills, Salubrious Surroundings; the Health Resort of the West: Ideal Boarding School conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Pressure on space necessitates the the Apparition: for Boys up to the age of thirteen. All Subjects taught. holding over until next week of the Full course in Swedish Drill. A Splendid Accommodation: Swimming reports of the various activities of Pond. etc. For Prospectus apply to the Self-Determination League, Victorian Letter, an article on the Drysdale Mission. and many other items of REV. Mary's. Mount, Kalamunda Interest.

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