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4. 1922 PERTH, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY
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J. Curvan, F. Crogan, V. Prindiville, J. sAirron, J. ireasurer), (Lily School, l-lttz. (8 Major Corbel, 1. From Christian Brothers' High marnuon. W, T. Fremantle. F. McAdam, T. Slattery, MRS. ANNIE BRYAN. Dwyer LATE THE High as well as all atannan. a. 1St:Lama, J. of the Liaviason, wishing Keane, tt tahe this opportunity of ton, F. Widespread regret and sympathy for Ireland gate, very happy and news r. Lonnaugnj. j. Ryan. J. Walsn, himself and family a and Self-Determination were expressed upon the sad 27th successful t.:umusetun, a Year, New prosperous D. M u Ica ay , reenneciy, J. aa. becoming known that on Friday,Tenthcareer in his new sphere. league of Australia of Mr. L. lownsend, J. idynEn. at her residence, 36 (soloing, January, w. The motion for acceptance Mrs. 1. incuonaiu, was moved FREMANTLE. O'Callaghau's resignation saii, avenue, Maylands, the death of J. McIntyre, at. Dalton, in. that he A. Mitcneu, J. MEETING AT EAST Artnur. by Mr. L. A. Dallard, who Annie Bryan, wife of Mr. Patrick Mr. deplored present, Record," SECRETARY. others all of the "WA. W. Bardon, J. .h.an editor hart, J. Bryan, came omelets, which SPEECH BY STATE oi the liivinas and resignation, and Delaney, 0 'Callaghan 's all. and of Bryans Limited, printers upon sena, .r.i.)wyer, M. teroeete, J. lie spoke in euloi lie inontiny meeting r. the seu- as a shock to of j. rlaWkInS, in. the president, whose publishers took place consequent (No. 2) branch of held at gistic tenror NV neeian Green, at practically missed After was he Mahon, would illness. League, long bicutimant a countenance uunne, genial Determination 22nd ult., the Isiva, G. Woods, '1. eight months of a painful and irritating west eremantle, onOwen Fitzgerald, obiMr.meetings. State secrethe J. sell, y.J. fi.sJuinn Murphy, N. J. P. Doheny, the W. sickness, which was borne withresig siurpey. vice-president, Mr.good attendance or tary, second the motion, and to and rose fortitude B. Kelly, N. McChristion Loonan. many 3. the utmost to uwyei, terms presiding over a eloquent the sufferer Doheny, State referred ofin our president, whose bone, r. a.elsan, l.. Deakuli nation to God's holy will, death, members. Mr. J. Y. fortiS, was present vineei energyretiring and genial manner haul died a holy and edifyingHoly Chur'ce J. riynn, ti. Riley. C. Cassell, nn`irirg Secretary of the League, with preliminjoined of the He E. L. HandRites wnen to all. the Molloy, hint all A. and, by la. fied '1. endeared Jacobson, invitation, by :lin, deceased disposed of, he war previous speaker in wishing era at About a fortnight after the to be a cock, sox. H. Staling. M. McNaary business was the meeting on the :he G. Stap(Mr. O'Callaghan) a successful was attacked by what proved R. burns, J. C. Walsh, the secrethat mara, asked to address hoped beaua and to prospects birth Kalgoorlie, future fatal illness, she gave (the fifth), and les, T. Staples, at Brosnan. T. W. present position and Mr. Doheny, who -airy would place on record the remarks Flynn, H. daughter tiful baby Auld, A. Burns, P. Sullivan, sit the organisation. of the several speakers. of several in a few said the League, G. Taylor some weeks later as a result Mr. O'Cadaglian repliedresumed G. McInness, A .Spencer, was well received, a excelhis clone consultations J. had spoken words, and medical and surgical F. Selby. A. Hare. J. Prindiville, during its short career, together the well anti.' conMesapplause. seat abdominal operation was Aboott. A. major call Prindiville, lent work in bringing vice-president, the our at removed She was O'Mr. H. J. Keenan, who had sidered necessary. L. Dullard, secdames M. J. O'Keefe, Sheehy, friends of Ireland of God for banded themsel- on the motion of P.Mr. MASTER T. C. DUNNE, to the Hospital of St. John there eleven Brien, McCloskey. Burkett. Franklin, Doheny, was electof their motherland, resist the onded by Mr. J. to agricultural seefigson remained vaWhelan, the of and Vinner organisation to ed to the office of president, ves into an Gov- the purpose, care and Kenny, Pollard, Beaumont, Golding, of part of England, ocnolarsinp, £2Uu; aim) winner of EtUU, arising through the retiring weeks under the unremitting Since her Mannix. McEvoy, McInerney, attempt on the the spirit of the cancy Mr. L Dullard, on the university Exinuition, of the Sisters.. ernment attention Bridgeman, Coonan, Dalton. Sweet, by crush out in blood, an organisation the president. condition Doheny, seconded W.A. in general Mr. in place patient's of tuna the motion Whether securing Rose, Auld, return home unanimously Irish race. was possible Mr. Darcey, jun., was alternately Jost, Grace, J. Mooney, aggregate. created, relapsed and had they retireA. McDonald, Lamb, improved the HOGAN, on P. C. Davenport, such as England's vice-president, days five that remarkable in elected lead nas set now G This student G. J. GOWANS, until the final illness was necessary, failH. J. Keenan from that Arthur, McGladdery, Prindiville, HartWinner of a University Exhibition was a confessed tak- ment of Mr. successes in his scholastic career. At before her happy death. policy in lrelaad land, Wood, Donohoe, Hughan, Kelly, office. Winner of a University Exhibition (value £300). surseemed to be then conyoungest was the 11 he secured a scholarship oi business age inc conciliation deceased, general £300). The and The (value what ure, Walsh, Finey, Mannix, J. Green, Mcwas then above Cathewas the and of interlude portion William repression, in tne primary cluded. A musical members of viving daughter of ing the place of have to consider in the Adam, E. Hornsby, Moir, Wood, GorFrench, Geography, History school. U niverAustralia matics, to the Junior tne PASSES. by came passed lie who would rendered rine Colgan, Nurse I. M. ParLEAVEN() CERTIFICATE -composour leaders P. A. Riley -English, Latin, Tipperary, don, Brady. (19'20). Ladies' Club Orchestra, of 13, securing and If Irish organisation age the Young at County Exam. (disfuture. sity King's J. Dunn, North His. Meninx, near from Literature Misses Geography, the should ed )f: Violins, Misses Brown, ker. it G. -English Mathematics, MaNewin French, Gowans, history, born continue French, was to Flana50 years ago, N. passes in English, Mice K. Townsend in any form was helping on the work French, Latin, Mathe- tory, Physics. the Ireland,N.S.W., State A. and M. McNanley, (4), in and Hogan; piano, this tinction), to Latin. an came of for lsograpny, and Frankthank to lines thematics, Kenny Mawe have take the matics (distinction), Applied secured pending passes, same year he passed with honours the castle,her family in 1897, settling in Cot. gan, Slattery, the Irish nation, all of whomitem. P. Doheney, J. following Healy, Mr. The Connell. 0' reconstructing with (51, Cavanagh, of would lin enjoyable (distinction). the complete: May on 111. History to to Grade statesmen spoke subject later Exam. :hen thematics, one only Francaise State secretary Treaty, and mentesloe Beach removing Prindiville (31, E. Casey, V. Coonan, with which Irish Literature (dis- requiring disHistory, Alliance immediate fu. the 14 years old the -English amiable the 0. but in of -Mathematics, and P. was Carter he gentle Hogan, Robt. when Arthur. a engage 1920 E. Ratification to Of (2), of have to to disbanding before and M. Dalton (2), Coleman Gowans-English, he obtained the Leaving Certificate, lands. D. tioned that in regard tinction), French, Mathematics Physics. K. English misrepresentation position, Mrs. Bryan. both ture. definite had been alclnerney, G. Begley, Bridgenaan, go on through the the League nothing exin English (honours), French since marriage, exercised that generous (distinction), Applied Mathematics Latin, French, History. G. H. Harrop great Mitchell. passing a to Bateman, that (2), Ireland would still rested it McLennan hope that B. which detided, in the branches them(nunours), Mathematics (honours), Ap(distinction), History (distinction). -French, Mathematics, Physics. J. of charity and co-operation Leahy, E. Flanagan, C. control of the press, in the political tent on the individual act for the Fitzgerald, M. Literature, McConnell-Mathematics, geography, plied Mathematics. He finished up spirit Executive Cawley, Wm, every English her National the (2). D. Whelan and Lamb, characterised by discrediting Ireland J. selves, McDonald, in the commercial to be held in Melbourne History, Physics. P. J. O'Leary -Ma- this year by passing the Leaving Certi- general well-being of her large and adLockart field, her rivalry French, Mathematics, History (disor minimised. Convention,Ir. the meantime, secretaries E. F. Mathemaprincipal of Edwards, R. Hind, S. O'Dea, Physict. (honours), frustrated History, friends, be nnglish of in thematics, I. ficate circle would shortie. Hehir. M. miring field tinction). most was Ire- were empowered to receive subscripmatters ap- (2), L. Massa. E. Hare, Malley-English, French, Geography, tics (honours), Applied Mathematics, whom were helpmates in all What England feared R. J.-English Literature, 'McInnes, A. Dwyer, K. Smith, V. Caand it was in tions for the year 1922. (I hope everyBoylen, the two of the -Mathematics, revival, Russell annexing R. progress H. History, gave the to Physics. clench, O'Brien, B. An Mr. Doheny land's commercial would be French, Mathematics. His pertaining May-lands. one is listening). J. M. Riley All parochial hill, Hansahan (21. P. 'educational adGeography, Physics. scholarships mentioned above. this direction antagonism parish of Kavanagh, J. Dunn, Brady. The following passed in subjects apat length on the posi- a very interesting and sketch of some Mathematics, History, Physics. athletic career is also a very creditable matters were very congenial to her dis- r.ilearnsoleny,.L. French, shown. He dweltas far as it could be dress, and gave a shortDail, Geoevery in the per- pended:the Sam Sutcliffe-English, History, added one. He was junior champion athlete and taste and were. on accomtion in Ireland, meagre and mislead- of the leaders ofPearse, M'Donagh, De J. 31. -English Literature, her Wreathes and floral tributes were Next year he position graphy, Physics. P. V. Rodda son of Pad-aig of the school in 1918. treated from the Roger Fogarty, occasion. augmented by De Valera Clarke, The sent by Mr. and Mrs. Percy McCarthy Tom champion. subjects. art. press. senior History. year's the Connolly, last for to musical Valera, off the cup and Chemistry Junior carried Plunmanner lay ing reports in toplished Markieviez, History. Bryans LimitIrishmen Casement Countess singularly gifted as a and family, the staff all of Gleason, M. F. -Mathematics, He was captain of the senior football Note:-Mathematics include Arithme in refusing to askbecause a certain Mrs. B. him- deceased was and MeDermitt, nearly during the Note. -Mathematics include Algebra, tic, Algebra, and Geometry. team last year, and also proved senior teacher of music, and was for a long ed, W. A. Trotting Association, out, kett, down their arms came into prominence carrying whom Mrs. Craig, was and Dr. the family, Patrick's Bryan and had of St. made, whom Trigonometry. at member of and useful may a organist Geometry and self years offer had been with 1916, of so of term do rising ingymhe would Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain, Mr. and in cricket team. His work in the She was also a foundation and it was hoped payed the supremeinsacrifice--sorre, Mrs. Nora Osborne, Northampton. policy of Flooddisa delirious condiand was Mrs. Moorman, Misses A. and lef. 5/ - nasium has been greatly commended Church. Junior Certificate Passes. more success, the deed shot, whilstto walk. member of the Altar Society, Sodality Grattan sends 5/- for the Foundling Home, and Brothers generous fit The the McNanlay .Mr. and Mrs. Finey and even 5/ net Emmott. Maylands Poor, tion, of the by Major Latin, French, for the Little Sisters of the men 1782, when trus,c1 -English, president those Angus first E. that W. and said him School wish family, Messrs. Reid and McKinlay. Mr. Mr. Dollen), In the bloom banded the volunteers Geography, History, Phy- for the Clontarf Orphange, and 5/- for pupils of the High in to rememto posterity, and in of the Children of Mary. Mathematics, had down go They future. husband the would a and Mrs. McLennan and family, Mrs. even greater success England's faith. depended on one man: future history as martyrs for their of life -aged 36-she leaves bereft of sics, Drawing. J. F. Conroy -English, St. Joseph's Girls' Orphanage. fano.y. Mrs and boys, G. Pernoei and were much them Hisdaughters ber how Geography, young Many of five be a trickMathematics, and to French, and country, yet wite known Misses Whelan, Mrs. Davenport and PERTH C.Y.M.S. flower of youth, who was already P. F. Colgan -English, CATHOLIC YOUNG LAMES' CLUB the influence of a model cut dawn isinthe exigencies in tegy, Physics. these Mass was it that political Requiem A very large numothers. A and feet family the the ster. If And Ilium -Anent Catholic mother. a surrender Latin, French, Mathematics, History, River Trip. was celemainly responsible ber of telegrams, messages, and letters Latin, England were to demand siwm lame ieen who wereState Mr. the repose of her soul -English, S Clack for -day. J. would to R. MEN next of YOUNG held Physics. be George will Free Immacu. CATHOLIC trip the of condolence were received. The funeral the Irish Our third river to -morrow Lloyd to a tumult brated at the Cathedral of and where was for their French, Mathematics, Geography, HisDoheny resumed his seat arrangements were in the capable SOCIETY. on Saturday mornins Tuesday. All C.Y.M.S.-ites and out and save himself, Cairnduff-Eng horizon J. Conception A. late Physics. the political tory, on Monand hands of Messrs. Bowra and O'Dea. friends are expected to be the other man on the public opinion ofAhandelapping. GeoGRAND thanks to the speaker o'clock by the Right Rev. Mathematics, of 9 French, at vote (1921); fish English attended L. Dullard was her soul rest in peace. Zephyr. who would bring to-day? It *Mats was moved by F.Mr.Darcey, EXCURSION signor Verling, Vg., and conspicuous May History, Physics (1920). J. B. RIVER graphy, reached both had it COMBINED Obituary. point Mr. by to the by a large congregation, de Valera played and seconded in no And Johnstone-English, Mathematics, Geo. rel.. frequent, numerous Not the eulogising M". Doheny was just as well that intact not alone was gentlemen -EngPurdon. Vale, Mick Physics. T. G. Moore amongst which PROMENADE CONCERT. Reaper visit the sieuse present representative of many for safety and kept forces that had uncertain fermi,replied with s few brief graphy, at it is true, does thedoes, lish, French, Mathematics, Geography, area, Mr. Dolieny however, the the moral and spiritual Ss. Zephyr leaves Barrack-st. Jetty sethe a song tp Miller-Engfo sang B. When A. then society. Physics. He Communities of the metropolitan proposals History, 7. the remarks. St. PatGreen," 8 p.m. on TUESDAY, FEB. brought about forces-the of "Wearing of thevery remains were removed to the nine ENTERTAINED BY THE CELTIC circumstance which strikes one most French, Mathematics, Physics. material The tune lish, the the but ably, 1/6. of for Tickets tlement, CLUB. -should be accompanied by Mrs. Quilty, is the cutting off of a young life full rick's Church, Maylands, morning, atF. A Pitman -English (1921), Mathe by himself to glorious Irish volunteers With such so effective beand :tunably composed hope and promise. o'clock Mass on Sunday Mr. W. Dwyer, president of the Self. our first fleeting, a of and kept where they proved away, occasion relatives rifle. passing the the meet the the record all we and green League left thoughts tended by fore-behind the bomb the orange, white and memThe polished Determination for Ireland been secured as a whilst of Michael Purdon, one of our crowded congregation. Saturday for a short holiday in sway in Ireland, The terms which hadand Wooroloo. A at the altar rails, last sacrifice of held Committee the Parish laid in the Sanatorium, there the at casket meeting while bers, and jarrah States, Eastern bravery the the A of A remelt of lives could only be Hall on Friday, January 27, 1922. year or two ago Mick was assciateda guarded by relays of the Children will take the opportunity of consulting so many splendid Ireland in proporof the burial Though as part on Thursday, Februarya first Club. meeting the in cricket movement until of the to the general with the officials Mary, to have made beneficial Father P. with which Irish or- 9, 1922, when we expectlecture, cricketer he won no laurels, we are and a service was read by Rev. in the pre- Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide. It tion to the extent to a good the house, push Book p.m., to bumper Scoring 1.45 Great at a conthe his return sure that in Lynch, P.P., ganisation was prepared Ireland had tip-top social programme. Don't forafter is possible that before the Recording Angel had much to 9th February. ference of the State sections or the sence of numerous parishioners, British Parliament. from Eng- get, Thursday, the proceeded by road to National Executive will be held in Mel the name of Michael cortege against the enter which never secured a "concession" an the justice of her Purdon. To his relatives the society the Karrakatta Cemetery. There of bourne, at which Mr. Dwyer will atland because of "predominant MAYLANDS. extend its heartfelt sympathy. R.I.P. tend as the representative of this s, but because the exceptionally large assemblage eat to procession position the a note in funeral With deepest regret we also friends formed the which the mem- State. At this conference a decision 26th January, a musipartner" was no longer A a Tharsday, alone On not Mr. of had wife in of we WE Bryan, home A. P. be arrived at in regard to the the TO -DAY death of Mrs. to the graveside, refuse. In 1914 and the will but we had cal evening was held at IN future of the League, and directions P. A. Bryan, editor of the "Record." bers of the H.A.C.B. Society promise of a 0344 as now, BAGRA1NS OF Mrs. Pollard, Railway-parade, (in signand Mr. Mary of Parliament of one will be given as to disbanding or conFund of the ChilIn Mr. Bryan the society has an Act of the British Sodality of the Children as it suited in aid of the Library supporters and most regalia) formed a guard of 'honour. tinuing, and if continuance is decided a splendid AND HANDKERCHIEFS. was 'staunchest its ed by the King. So soon GLOVES, There HOSIERY, IN Mary. politics of grave, dren the FAIR BARGAINS will The society's went off generous benefactors. the new grouping in English Father Lynch officiated over F. Butler, on what form future organising and now lies a attendance, and everything delightful and white; Fair Price 4s. 3d. take. Members of the State Cpuncil the Act was abandoned. Ladies' Gibsonia Plain Black Cash- black deepest sympathies go to him and his and was assisted by Fathers -holes of as is usual at these pigeon well, the pair. O.M.I. receipt of a in on together sent line Neville, paper" I.P. will be called a R J. of and 'scrap five young children. mere HOSE, all wool It. O'Neil, and England's evenings. The following contributed Ladies' Two -dome and Two -button the House of Commons. specially for our fair; Fair Price 2s. Short Lisle GLOVES, one cord stitch. Chatter. mourners were Mr. Patrick message from the president. were enjoyed very chief "broClubroom with which The strewn items was the 26th ult., ,the On last Thursday Mrs. Misses Kathleer path in Ireland 6d. pair. A. Bryan (husband). should disband much: -Mrs. Pollard, AJL.C.M.,Clarice, ing, double tops, in black or white; The departure of a steamer for the Celtic Club, of which he is president, ken treaties," and theythey Mr. and Mrs. W. Ladies' Gibsonia Cotton and Wool Fair Price 4s. Ild. pair had secured Clarke, Misses G. Begley, Mavis B. (..' Eastern States recently left two promi- and Mary (daughters). L. entertained him at a complimentary Miss thier forces only when to achieve splendid a mother). Paul, seamless, and White -the Blanche HOSE in black, Colgan (father Lacb.is' Plain Hemstitched nent members of the cricket club-still There was a nice gathering social. (sisters), what they had set out of Ireland. (Ap- Ivy Herbert, Messrs. Tom wearing line; Fair Price 3s 6d. pair. Lawn HANDKERCHIEFS, good Colgan and Mrs. L. O'Reilly Mr. and Doherty, Elsie Bishop, and Biggins in WA. present, and a pleasant programme complete independence (brother), half 9d. 2s. Colgan Walsh, HOSE, 11d., yacht Lisle 8d., the James Jack ls. on at Ankle book Mt. log a Lace McDonald, qualities, Mr. Dan. Mulcahy, They keep Lades' and was arranged. plause). the lawn and Mr. Doheny's Mrs. G. Franklin (father-in-law dozen. Games were played on small hours. in white or black, a nice fine quality with a C.Y.M.S. crew, and in it they (brovice-president, presided. A delightful At the conclusion of Bryan H. A. Emwee Ild. Corner Mr. which 4s. in Lawn nathe Price mother-in-law), Ladies' White record doings of an extraordinary and good designs; Fair Bryan overture was played by Mr. Taylor, address, a discussion ensued Fitzgerald continued until is due to Mrs. Follett, B. ther-in-law). Mesdames broidered HANDKERCHIEFS, in Get the following entry: A word of praise pair. ture. and songs were rendered by Messrs. Messrs. Regan, Macnansara, and M. Franklin -dozens, good quality; skipper and A. H. Bryan (sisters-in-law), Misses Ginnivan, Caldwell, Linton, and CourtAll the speakArthur,' half HOSE, The of part. Edna Lisle 28th: cards January took Misses Black Saturday, Brady Plain and Bryan Ladies' the Eileen a which and in dozen. having half way of Ild Doreen Fair 3s. Price Fair M. O'Reilly, for the excellent The last-named two gentakes the boat out. ney Ford. ers stressed the importance and a reGibsonia make, a good fast dye; The ChilLadies' Swiss Embroidered-Edge (nieces) . catering was looked after. tleinen delighted the gathering with J permanent Irish organisation, Price 2s. 2d. pair. Mr. and been HANDKERCHIEFS, as-bearers were Messrs. E. Lawn pall White Mr The of Mary wish to thank Alannah." "Eileen dren duet, GLOVES their solution to that effect washaving for L. Donohoe. carried unLadies' Finest Suede Lisledomes, silk sorted designs; Fair Price 4s. 6d. half Pollard and Mrs. Pollett Kenny, M. j. Franklin, W. J. E. Ed- Caldwell was particularly happy in his Mrs moved and seconded, Mr. for the make, two spring home Knox. thanking English J. their of resolution use A Regan. dozen. Hard. the J. J. Mr. and M. 2; selection, granting pastels, humorous animously. was Monaghan. time spent crochet stitchings, in greys, wards, T. Cain, and J. evening and the good hick's mimicry was much appreciated Doheny for his excellent address the assemblage were. Rev Amongst WOOLS. therein. Dr. Gelle gave a spirited rendering of also carried with acclamation. KNITTING connecin Griffin, AND St. meeting G. the general and LWORK next The O.S.B., NEEDL ART Austin, IN Fathers The quarterly meeting of "The Marsellaise," and Mr. Walter BARGAINS on FAIR held be O.M.I. Hiin will the above WOOL, Boland, the with Joyce, tion Gibsonia 4-21y Fingering Ruse's two whistling items, "The Dear TERENCE M'SWINEY BRANCH. Lawrence O'Toole Branch CAMISOLES, 6th. at eight Rev. Brothers L. A. TuesPrice on February Fair Ohman. Madapolam next, A. held be Traced above colours; Monday the will and Messrs. of black white Little Shamrock" and "Take a Pair of and Ryan. bernian Society The monthly meeting are re,Sleeves, new designs; without W. Buggins. E. 81d. per loz. or A full attendance of Society and Members or Parish Hall on with skeins, p.m. Morris, the in :2 A. next. of held head was evening 8s. Elsegood, Sparkling Eyes," were splendidly given. day qualirequest. branch Better is It each. especially Oci. Grimwood, ls. is 1922. C. 12th, delegates Price Fair Parish skein. Thursday, Januarythat our first meet- quested to be present. The toast of "The Irish Free State" work and Hornsby, H.C. Shenton, people Knitting Committee Davenport, 6d., and 3s. 11d. each. J. the 2s. Sports Label at The ties, January, Gold ed. Townsend, pleasing to note 27th Gibsonia Golding, was proposed by Mr. T. Slattery, and On Friday, mark what we Madapolam KNICKERS, of importance will come G. Sawkins, M. O'Dayer, T. J. Coonan, wool, suitable shock at the Traced a thick matters ing this year should other soft of a received parish WOOL, dawning the the A. responded to by Messrs. J. Monaghan made of will be patterns, new Hurst taking and heather J. fervently hope that quality black, Bryan fine in review. Carson, the A. for up "Our Guest" was for heavy wear, dear green Isle, and G. Hartrey. J. P. Doheny, A. death of Mrs. tP. M. 10s. of gentlemen 4s. 6d. Unmade, 3s. 6d. Price list a mew era, for during Price is a Fair Green, own was Fair our J. up; following lady of colours; The Allen. or many W. deceased mixtures, M. Carrot, proposed by the Chairman in a humobirthplace of sojoin with many others place. The one of our pair. C. J. Bowra. R. are requested to act in an olfiyears Is. 41d. per 2oz. skein. The who or of McKay. speech. lb., A. 6d. number appropriate and PILrous great Lannin members, and we a in loz. was the it may prove a Traced Cotton Hemstitched designs cial capacity by the Sports Committee:- Knox, F. Shepherd. C. S. Gordon, F. Gibsonia Mending WOOL, in the prayer thatpeace, genial Dan made a fine hit with Sir leading church workers. She of Mary acceptable to Event:,:only; Fair MurSHAMS, a nice range of Amateur A. tan or W. LOW black Tra. and lasting Children of in Handicappers, Flynn, Man the Mr. Metal len of skeins, "The to first president Price 2s. Ild. S. and G. Cain, skein. the Bryant. J. inference size 20 x 30 inch; 'Fair gill. Messrs L. Ryan, J. Prendergast, Price 9s 6d. dozen skeins, 10d. of passing in this parish, and a member of more," which raised tip-top hearty phy, E. F. Jackson. R. Dalziell, After Use usual business organist each and A. Kelly. correspondence, local Hibernian Society, The toast was supported by Scanlan, T. Clacey, ace-ousts and receiving symJ. A. Mc- laughter. dropped a Starter: Mr. H. Brown. Ryan. C. Jost, P. 'J. Mooney,Wood, I. Mr. Jas. Dowling and Father Neville. of the church choir. The deepestout to ste., our worthy president F. anMessrs by Events.: eloquent an Judges, Athletic parishioners goes Dwyer made Mr. aombehell among the audience Donald, T. Gilhooly, W. that was pathy of the and five young children, Crogan, L. Ryan, P. J. Ryan. nouncing his resignation;ofoneregret, and Moir, J. and W. O'Heney, and graceful response. A very pleathe husband for Dancing Kelly, M. G. loss. Kenny Stewards E. her best of and the junr.. and received with feelings mourn Judges to spent was left Franklin. been evening sant who have W. Bryne, we feel that, whilst yet with joy, as extended Events: Young Ireland Society request. junr., J. W. O'Brien, F. Murp_by, R. will be Kalgoorgood wishes extended to Mr. and Mrs. The deepest sympathy is also Colgan) Stewards: ft will be our loss, itO'Callaghan these in Edwards, holiday and D. Mrs. nominate pleasant and to ed Dwyer for a very Mr. Beaumont, T. O'Connor, to her parents (Mr. lie's gain. of HighMessrs. W. Brown Jas. Tully, A. Camp- M. McEvoy, F. Daniels, T. Hynes, the East. brother and sisters. The funeral, family have been residents and those Waltho. W. the O'during and J. J. bell, A. E. Elliott, on Sunday from gate for many years,an and T. Hinds W. Dwyer, (junr), Dowling, untiring worker which took place the Some Look Like, Some Smell Like Color Stewards: From C.Y.M.S. years he has been church church, was largely attended by Farrell. J. O'Callaghan, J. S. O'Sulliand CounNone Taste Lilt. UNION BIER. Mr. J. Minihan. Steward: L. for all causes-God, J. Result big a McMahon, J. parishioners. H. Dalton, losing him will leave J. Wells. Baysiry-andHighgate, 9; Mr. Drill Instructor: one that will not he Holy Mass: Maylands. 7 and gap in. us to open a Devotions: Maylands, 7.30 8. easy to fill. He leaves Kalgoor- water, at Ltd., Sandovers, of branch M'Swiney Branch p.m. Registered at the
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Perth
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