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No 2066 ( New Series)
Our Victorian Letter
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Dr. M. J. O'Reilly, C.M. Writes from Cork.
held meeting surer the proceeds from the concrt in a handThe Hibernian fortnightly last. After January 5th, which resulted SOCIETIES. of was 'held on Tuesday nighttransacted at some sum being added to the funds 24. Melbourne. Feb. FRIDAY, MARCH 17th. the general business was the society. writes his intand Sports Com-Whither social evening was held, at which the efforts "Europe the book, latest his eulogised In H.A.C.B.S. Social to the Irish Race Congress and .1 the Walsh E. R. SATURDAY. MARCH 18th. Mr. represen: also invited Gra-. mittee byh were Stephen Australia's chief representative on publicist the parishioners had made scenes he has witnessed, meeting and Bound?" 21st. the Bridgeman of Mrs. MARCH that Highgate Ireland, of on and state TUESDAY, of was held pressions of the she was ham declares that Englishmen appear tatives of the Subiaco the privilege and pleasure of A meeting of the aboveThere was_ a and C.Y. half of the society, of which the St. notabilities whom he has had to Mr. T. M. Burke, Mr. O'SulliThese are the dates which'Committo be losing that habit of common- Hibernians, and C.Y.M.S. member. Friday, February 17. His communication is addressed for Ireland was a ,hot favourite, present, such a worthy with. distinguish 'Celebrations Mrs. to of Day conversing used Dancing they delegates -Determination which Patri)elas behalf L.C. Self of on 'by the sense of N. it suitably replied good number Misses 'President van 'the particularly of is by National forwarding the in This public, number rendered Melbourne, the and songs tee request themselves from foreigners. to thank for his kindness in which included a good is the up for Bridgeman. League of Australia, whom we have usual with certainly true of the pretended "loyal- Beard, B. Trowbridge, and M. McKins Irish and Catholic citizens, to keep interest" to our readers. Here A syllabus was drawn was deof gin be by will it ladies. The proceedings closed as that belief the appreciated "in It parted as he did ley, were much ists" amongst us, who have at mind.Royal Show Grounds, Claremont, the shooting competition. the singing of "God Save Ireland." Miss M. Kierse presided the outer letter:different method of present. The with every vestige of common-sense. was more terrible than we of cided to adopt ashooting this year for the limits, there the piano in bet usual capable manplace competitions. the H.A.C.B S., St. Mary's absurd be 708 "Araglin." Cobh, reached it will the Though Branch trail imagined. St. conducting of a high on Suplace always at take -system meet being will party Cork, the will in which "Co. Leederville). playing' deal most ner, her was a great "It is striking that the fightersfearless The following teams A fine Pro, and Mrs. Hayes Sports, of the -men "January 10, 1922. at 8 p.m., when the Patrick's Day itself. recognised by the English Constitution, order. Mrs. Heagneyrefreshments, indomitable of the The usual fortnightly meeting and and inbiaco on March 10 and up, shoot: drawn schooldiffer." and the to been the of O'Dufly in for fixtures gramme has had charge wherein people did "agree "Dear Mr. Burke, teams will draw and above branch was heldFebruary like Collins, Mulcahy. McKeon, go to these notified that Nos. All are branch 22. maxim men the the of the 'of competitors Arranmore, 2, while recognition thanks tending reported a I 1 men, was the that It Subiaco, Nos. -were all Treaty Corner, "I think it is time Park, room on Wednesday, Pre.-Bro. "Live and let live" policy which is two ladies and their assistants for their line, and Victoria nominations close at Snigg'sSaturday present. were 1 and 2. Highgate, officers who were out of the fighting it. myself to the President of our National important also most In 1 p.m. on a Two at In. society. of Maylands, -street, chair. arranging solvent in and the Barrack against services the harmonious Perth, West Perth Subiaco 1 and 2. Creighton occupied all the women, were place a Executive. implacand several essence it was a recognition of the next, March 11th. at which part of the programme. from my brother's ladies' teams from deed, the women were the most candidates were initiated,with 22nd procured. writing the am on be "I may Teams held -no be pleasure events to of Miss -determination is Park. self list of full Dublin able enemies of a settlement. principle We notice A concert Highgate and Victoria proposed. will be said house, having got here from ably and at last. The mean principle. good of March. more of which The West Australian Trotting to supply own ammunition. MacSwiney, speaking both that the ladies are joining yesterday. I had the supreme were pros day impressively, shortly after the division, But Prussianisn, won the war, as it later. Association after day present two ladies who were present in combeing First Annual Picnic. of pubfortune be-English Belgian greatest the the by meetas Creighton, good said the result was of the bran- posed. Dail Pre-Bro. described is donating the proceeds at both sessions of the St! licist, Dr. Charles Sarolea; self-deterThe picnic of the metropolitan under menting on the shooting match, Ireland ing which is to be held at its course, trayal of Ireland since Castlereagh. for which will be better appreciatsociety, held pubfortune pleaand Pearse, his tolerance, Mrs -Determination political ches of the Self blame expressed March seatto of social and sports Mary's v. St. Pats, beating St. Pat's by mination, Ilay-street East, on the night It is an- ed when I tell you that there was two, But it is hard or Miss MacSwiney. gone by the board; the auspices of the only Mrs. Tom Clarke, last Sunday at sure at the branch, done, St. Mary's- lic charityis have 18th.. to Catholic charities. ing accommodation left for more main oppoleague of Australia thought lightly of, and, will committee, took place pressTyranny Well. launch two points. As far as 'I can guage, the motor The ticipated that our Catholic people dozen after the hundred or and on Point Walter. chartered for the day, He urged all the members to attenda lecked out under the guise of loyalty, functhis Certainattend to sition will be within the Dail, accommodated. utmost been 'their do had That Lawley-North be was (Mt. will people. "Valdana" MacSwiney to get constitutional lines. is put over a democratic appreciation was the shooting practice, which Terance show managed thereby others and forty tion, accommodation ly about elecbut Perth) Branch. genand her seating The initial success is the explanation of the action taken "Of course., if there is a general to a The day was weekly fixture. of the W.A. Trotting Association's help standing room at the back, of the ypu taxed to the utmost. After lunch the should urge the members on to further by the Melbourne City Council in retion, everything seems to point erous treatment, and thus alsotickets was infinitesimal when the A special general meetingthe Parish number minority. cal for all sports. carried out with- efforts. It was decided to form two to grant permission for the Republican in and fusing Special held reduced greatly their own charities. think of the stakes involved in and sea holding of a procession in honour of above branch will be evening, March 9, sWoorting events were But thee will do excellent service some big fief-cis, rifle teams, thereby creating that would have given a small are to be printed for this event, and The members of Hall on Thursday out delay. There were St. Patrick's Day. Those who opposition, for they will provide a satbusy taining more interest in this popular and non-members will be on sale at sports on March 17. numbers very Members present. kept be p.m. to were 8 at enfortune amexcuses and the stewards events.. The win- pastime. To give members every attend, as £100 is the Council have used many the conclud- ety-valve for elements, especially Prize money to the extent of Brennan urgently requested to nature were privileged to witnessnight markswill looking after the at 8.50, ong the young men, not easily appeasfor their harsh action, in imposing di's, are race, E. couragement to become expert being donated by Mr. Jas. a business of an important the ing scene on Saturday purchase of the people, to section the ners were as follows: -Sack a on upon decided meeting. abilities place and ed, that might otherwise appeal to evithe also of Single lecturette was race taken 3. A it had principal men. the division for the discussed. be for when member imposed been every Wright, 1; Abbott, 2; Cain, never -branch retain sword. They wi;l lie a standing got request have this which Mr. Brennan. and will Lalor, We F. thanks 1; rifleLent.: announced, the committee new The was of as result Gilbertson, the night ladies' race, K. r.early three-quarters of a century, but futurebe a feature of the programme. W. the impres- dence to the world that Ireland their to attend at the next meeting lis in will with photographic accuracy and GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT. Kindred societies' handicap, 2. of them carry weight, or would No matter die. 2; W. Die. Pre. Bro. Edwards, Who no free Self -Determination; the none when Don't get tired now.is in we can alsion produced until they pick days 21st. the in will March weight Woodthorpe, 1; C. Monnock, cheered carried Tuesday, critical eyes will see, and help 1; shooting, have was the result ot the Ireland severely race. Lalor, that charge tact position buffers' "tee to to Old what 3. iaccording approach which Byrne, peeblic opinion moved to give a helpCircumstances have arisen of con- neither by the Deputies nor by the to. protest against ally and jump, J. teams. ways stand by. ready versus An- commonsense. Most insulting of all M. Brown, 2; Hop, step to the West Britonisin. Mardirection or other. necessary to alter date it unintelligible 2. make be some A debate on Conscription in must Gallagher, hand the no D. 1; scorching audience at the has In place Markham, March 9. underis their talk of loyalty. 1; Mrs. "As to Ulster, the South cert from March 20 to March 21.and Arl ti-Conscription, will take don't forget Thursday. outsider. it was thoroughly an ried ladies' race, Mrs. Kenny, and help Economic considerations D. night, Wednesday, Mar. ing words of Lloyd George himself to- So well in band, friends are sense of solemn- anxiety. your seep meeting handicap, rangements A with next along within. Hibernian conMany twenty Come stood O'Brien, 2. wards frantic "loyalists" of Whether men fay- will compel Ulster to come inin.no hurry Do not miss this interesting excellent programme is being drawn W. Byrne, 3. 8. keep alive the Irish spirit. ity held everyone. Gallagher, 1; G. Cain, 2;Prindiville and years ago, "they prate of Empire,in when His Majesty's Theatre, Perth, ....0 t..e treaty or opposed it, they would prefer that she was up. test. M. their is safe on empire Thread the needle, of no audience honour a record Edthe J. hold were present at the about it. and surely will they 'Lovelace that E. 1; to Dr. knew Boyd, a in H. This hands." "Kindly show this letter race, G. Cain Tuesday, March 21, and thus close CeleSt. Anne's, H./L.0.RA the biggest crisis in Irish history. wards, 2. Wheelbarrow King's Theatre, Fremantle I think that if you corn-. H. The actual position regarding St. Patrick's Day meant when Mannix. of the above and manner Collins fitting Cain F. meeting Michael 1; what City usual of the the Preston, was The is that and R. that he re- a -militate it to the secretaries the Rechabite Hall intended procession brations, 1922. Ladies three-legged race, he said, after the division, as branch was held in27th Boyd, 2. The Council refuses to grant permission for for luncheons and a victory other States, especially my own, it rights 1; M. February. Sale sense no N.B.: in Prindiville, vote the M. 1922. Monday, 17, garded alive. last Miss R. and MARCH presided it. But the validity of the Council's Gaits' three- on may help to keep interest afternoon teas, ices, peanuts, fruit, side. on the, ground president, Bro. D. J. Coffey, Lalor and P. O'Neill, 2.and Sonisitt, 1; by ten- over the other street. action is doubted upon thepower of members. "Of course we meet in Paris and confectionery will be sold to was different out in the "It again. over a good percentage statutory legged race, G. Cain 2. Ladies' corn. writwrite has in it be Bro. been then must while to had will I that tenders who Drama, 21st. Such was tended Dish crowds der. Old Boyd, expectant H. welcome the not Grand The aryl has hearty it O'REILLY. The Cain J. A F. Bro. "(Signed) M. "regulate" processions, be received by the Secre1; R. Prinin a condition ot In the Proceeds in aid of Children's Celebra- ing, and will Edwards (District President), mittee race, D. Gilbertson, next, waiting fur hours and power to "prohibit" them. race, D. to their feeltary up to 5 p.m. on TuesdaySuccesshigh tension, gave ventcheering. Hines (District Past President), diville, 2. Gents' committee on St. Patrick's Day. Executive declares that the We tion board. this -street). tea of Hay face 504 After (c/U district 2. of 7 March the es with or ings with a burst Leahy, 1; J. R. Leahy, until about. Bro. Coonan, of took A e, explained there will be a procession, DON'T MISS THIS TREAT. ful tenderers must pay price tendered The River Excursion which heard it in the Dail. but Bros. Edwards and Hines of the Council, and games were indulged inhappy crowd 21-, 1/.. Prces: would have seemed place on last Thursday, February as early as convenient prior to March It work done, and being without the consent the be response. will no clearly very 8.30, when a tired but demonstration success. the Bookshop, 14th. one of the district boardi a feature of was a most pronounced social of rea sacrilege. Box Plan at Miss Hardy's left for home. Thus ended done, by the presentnecessity for inof the the presence of many thousands met most The SS. Zephyr was almost packed, ST. PATRICK'S NIGHT AT Market-street. "During the week I had than most successful social events In speaking of the obsoldiers. So we in confidence Hines turned once. area. more Secretary. FREMANTLE, some metropolitan and all on board enjoyed themselves afterof the leaders, society in the Mick Brady, Hon. Manager. by the creased membership, ladies pre- await the procession on Saturday from Eng- thoroughly. It was not only an eta The °eat fixture organiseland dance served that there were no He said Two days after my arrival financial March 18 -and let others do W. A. Hoey, Business Prenoon, the with social evening. the be the interview joy-able event, but also a great to the during land I had an committee will As advertised elsewhere, the grand Hall on sent was the ladies' what they will. House in the Great praise is due success. sorry for this. as great, to be held in the Hibernian he with play, "Arrah-na-Pague," is to sident at the MansionArthur Irish the box old if not Federation. ou aid in was Griffith Catholic connection who 17), as in (March was Kennedy, society Rev. Dr. tholic Federation St. Patrick's night morning, and with be staged at the King's Theatre, Fre. He said as archbishop. Full par- part in the afternoon. seat, and to his two hon. secretar,ea The active officers of the Australian Michael Collins in the dinner many of .his functions of Ireland's national of the scholarship fund. elsewhere in( greater, than the men's. and night in the on to to sign, antle, be the Edwards, to J. encouraged again welcome and a at be are Messrs. J. Casey ticulars are advertised Later in the week I met young ladies should In this way they. Catholic Federation two very success- His approbation is Council that is to day -Friday, March 17. It is an Irish most of Russell Whose energy and enthusiasm congratulated upon this issuejoin the society. the society, but also view of the Federal at Easter -time. Irish night, and all that Speaker. Dr. McNeill. George an for play at month. this the success is due ful functions arranged CA.E.'1, Sean O'Keliy. Ambassador not only benefitted were is wanting by present indications is a sexes was meet in Melbourne Austin of the summer To see if what was told me young Catholics of both The sixth annual summer-schoolupon Chas. Stewart Parnell, LTC?. After the conclusionconference, Paris, A. A. O'Brien. of London. repre- packed house to witness the efforts of Bro. Edwards But I also true: that the Kookaburras were branch enabled 'anct nip above the Queenscliff,, annual O'Brennan. of together. at Mr. club, the held and dramatic meeting associate the Stack, to school, Catholic At MelFremantle's numa in energeti(at to see years, held to Chief past unable in Breghan was thus the 24, pleased Cathal and successful he was very met Sean Milroy, senting 400 branches, feature was an the members of which are leaving held on Friday, February and lines proved Fitz- moulting, over a said of cally pursue their versatile occupation, young men in the branch, was very enjoyable. His Grace Arch. lunch) Etchingham, Desmond bourne. One notable Ranger, Bro. J. Walsh. presided nothing undone to produce the best to investiIt ber 'holding important offices. Mannix was spending his boll the Rev. John Collins, possible effect in their respective roles. gerald, the last three members of the I repaired to their -roust" query these of by bishop three address good attendance of members. the for his revival of in- This was always a gool sign gate matters myself. My"No, we met while on Sunday I met Count day at Queenscliff, and he gave out the dangers of materialism is being given to deCabinet; pointing performance is pleasing to see the en The are regretted of the not He general host in was a retort: He The with a startling blessing to the school. welfare of the society. Plunkett. Mrs. Pearse, and in the national life. shows that an as terest members are manifesting fray all the expenses attached to the he said and it promises that for the past few years the North all very well; very much alive indeed displayed present at the lectures, but St. Patrick's others. of celebration thusiasm affairs of the society, Day reof chillren's There been one us. was of not and month. pre next had my to everything expected no legitimate Mass every morning, which Fremantle Branch of "It was on the occasiontheofilluminatBox plan is open at Miss well for our National determined to tive year may be expected, a the conferences largely for considera- Day could surely have been attended. He also attendedthe presented at any Boardthe outstanding matters The Forresters areDay of 1922 a day Hardy's book shop, Market -street. seating to the President A full He expressof Hibern- reason for anyone to conclude that members the by immigration. Australasian by given of the of -Patrick's concert that St. is address summoned in ed make tion 1/-. so 3/-, Prices, eventube see to not and up fixed Irishmen. funds, would had all built parish this the be our reappearance would never a wish that school in aid of ian Society. The President organisation must to be 'remembered by acnot lose we are progressing evening mention at 12 were receiv- ed took advantage of the occasion to_ to, Catholic immigrants do future. During the Neville's the hour for the presentation (57), wise ate. iln fact, leThe Woodwards' reports that will enearly We was you! Daly obligation thank Bro. his knowledge publicly was made of Father Bro. Carroll said noon. while his own followers before at favourably, all sooner than you think ed, which showed thatare hopeful that their faith. tertain you for Ireland. defeat the night Members and reliance upon, the Australian Ca parture suffered had very ill. been to always the enough had but the Dail, were to meet at 1, au ante- perhaps." busybodies! Every parish is, our old friend will be wellon our Na- that Father Neville the Hibernians. He Those brought me to GREAT SUCCESSES. a good friend to attend the celebrations very much. It at President I beheld at first_ glance together decided to send Party departure the same. his Concert regretted Castles' room. where we conversed As a retional Day. It was and Amy in The Carroll Conference Bros. WednesState that the "boss" Kookaburra was seriand that the m.nutes. proposed Monday twenty for on was alone a delegate to the Majesty's attend His to nominations troop. ous in everything he warbled -he houses, and April. There were three Con Callag- O'Loughlan be appointedin order to assult, most of his followers were day nights, drew packed was speak- seemed to speak so definitely, soamplains nuge audiof parishioners President the the of meeting while in in for the honour, namely, ing not expectations Branch., the And then and Jim Cusack. sist on behalf of St. Anne's Miss Amy They had not, many of them, ly, so assuredly.see much about the han, Mick Sullivan,place ing. ences were fully realised. next meeting, send-off. could non-committal blind voice, and sang, studiously great my The election takes It was decided to giving him a hearty the in heard delightwas of Castles presence that prompted the most includThe quarterly communion Friday, March 10. on all members of speech, and took it that myproof that place March with recalls, twelve numbers, expectations: new plumes -new branch will be held on Sunday, "Ave Maria" and Seren strike a levy of 2s there at that juncture wasThe mistake ful expected, Gounod's is purposes. ing attendance harp. organising everything! A good the branch for the best Acccmpanied by the "Home I was against the treaty. closed. t` ade. next meeting, 5th. hand -grasps I really believe I've struck and After the meeting wasand light reThe roll will be calledbe fined. secured me some warm Fellow par. "The Harp That Once" gems. Pearce and the parish entertainers yet. wait Mrs. heavenly like visitors were entertained, and all absentees will were people keep reand from Home" visitors Sweet Similarly, on ishioners, I advise you the audience freshments served. theThe stalwarts on that side.House, Miss Eileen Castles took numbers, the evening. the mass- cheerfuL late in Young Ireland Society. till Mansion dozen mained the her leaving by storm with ut the so'have intergraciously ac Ihe usual weekly meeting to the readed crowds without must numerous recalls being of Patricks School We distinctly commend practice of by the company all. Albert C.Y.L.C. to the delight preted my sympathies man ciety was neict in at. ine auenaance to ceded the called out. ers of "The Record" the firms whose measure TOOLS. for a left, beyond just had STANLEY I charmed on Monday. tea. 2i. E. business Torzillo Mr. R. I retired patronising the evening was some ten laltib these col'Up the Republic, Father!' was goon, and the presiaent, The meeting last Friday SPECIAL VALUE IN TOOLS. thousands present withthe Glair The proannouncements appear orinwriting, the The good news No. la gems of the -way kept clear by aisn, occupied toe the singing of a very pleasant one. caused A2451.-Bailey PLANES, terpieces on his harp, mind 'Men of through the lane purchasing In cheer comment of umns. salvo a with ES, PLAN advertisement ceecungs opened of our own rooms evening being to our me if all those the vilunteers amid lam. x 21in., cutter, 3!1s memoers. A2447.-Matheison Trying news was few words, "I saw the effect of conx tin. sae ooicaer s bung, by the ataciarees among the girls. When the seemed ing. has the to Harlech" aril "Believe 22 x 21, 30/-. Bailey PLAN ab, No. a, 14in. member Treaty? I in 'The Record'," this paper. Our rms." Miss Madithe ea of every young favour in I Miss Campbell sang -snots:ter 24/. "Am announced 21 endearing helping seemed cutter, 32/ with half a alias Angus recited Matheison Jack PLANES, 2 10.n. very sweetly. know. On the whole, I rather siderably also to study gan charmed the audience air. get new vigour, and everyone Bailey PLANES, No. 41, readers would do well to increase our 2 1-8, piano, in addi- hardly no genuine inramins ca tne Rosary.to be very anxiousthing favour it as a pis-aller, but dozen numbers on thethe Misses Amy 32/Matheison Smooth PLANES, houses whose advertising very Home in cutter, is business 3-8in. that the Grey disany "tattle there tin. is x roll to certain secMackie renaered Irishman likes it, nor tion to accompanying safely say that 18/. bailey PLANES, No. 4, 9in. sympatheti- membershipto make our club a suers. to space is liberally givendenied We can to "The tne West" powerfully and gave "tfignt necessary position on the part of such men 21, 19/. cutter, 27/. -rid Eileen.of Perth tions of the press and workers among will welcome a reMatheison Smooth PLANES, 5i The sense of relief, No..102, final. as it people cally, anti tor an encoreDoolin playea PLANES, A number of willingbusy bee for last the regard Ae4o2.-Block EastRecord." return Sash terror Molly the a the Head to for Miss here; prior organised Rivetted every sages.ot the girls Matheison turn season in. x lain.. 5/9. style. Next, go along and Castles fam- is apparent x 1 a piano solo in a tanned ward of the world famed Saturday afternoonforto the decorations CRAMPS, 30in., 17/6. Block PLANES. No. 120, 71in. which Mr: preparations Miss Sullivan recited, afterballad, "The Saab ily. make still Head HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. 10/ was 5-8in., Rivetted Matheison x 1 HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Montoe sang the old IrishMr. Bullivant of our rooms, and as there ar.. George Castles. Block PLANES, No. 130, Sin. Direction CRAMPS, 36in, 18/6. of tne Moon." to be done they made work 13. and J. Fuller. some Miss night 11/6. Lessees: and 5-8:n., solo. Thursday piano on TROWELS, rousing come a GAUGEb, to Brick Marking supplied A2448.--W.H.S. Baby Lo- rangements for our big rally on FriA2453.-Stanley ready begiey sang -Memories." 12in., 8/. 1/. and pretty little to getMarch We want every girl 3/6. 3rd. gan sang a quaintand 121ins day, to by duet Stanley T. BEVELS, 6in., 4/ TROWELS, intending piano Brick girl W.H.S., song, and a violin present and every also. HUGE SUCCESS OF we are FOCH'S CHRISTMAS MESSAGE. Stanley 1'. BEVELS, 8in., well reAs was 8/3. McDonagh member his many the Misses Stanley T. BEVELS, 10in., 4/6. ably recited become aa few big socials during the Marshal Foch, who among numbers 8/6. 13in., 5/12in., TROWELS, ceived. Mr. John Walsh Brick BEVELS, T. having distinctions W.H.S. Stanley after which fixed night for other honorary Knight of Columbus, SQUARES, "When Erin First Rose," a very well season we must make a of the club, a PLASTERERS, A2454.-Stanley Try that of being Christmas A2449.-Brade's message to Mr. T. Biggin delivered the different activitiesand elocUtion fin., 4/3. contributes a 6/4, "Republicanism x 11 on fang, 5/3. single organ, "Columbia." thought-out lectureafter putting a most namely: -Debating practice. It was Try SQUARES, Sin., Knights' Stanley the it only on 5/9. double and 9in., have orchestra shall and Ireland," MISS ALICE MADIGAN PLASTERERS, for "Peace. We Brade's Stanley Try SQUARES, 10in., 6/3. Republic was classes to make every Friday a meetthat we got war. SIGNOR ALBERTO TORZILLO convincing case for the (Pianiet). decided the same conditions Stanley Try SQUARES, fang, 11 x 4, 7/only night order AND the moral 26 the was in it it vociferously. for LEVELS, as (Harpist, applauded We must fight A2455.--Stanley Spirit a vote of ing night, physical the time; if it Brade's Pointing TROWELS, (line in., 10/-; 28in., 10/6: 30in., 11/ we fought for it in the Mr. O'Sullivan movedin a few well- that suited everyone at now we would as knees as we ends, 2/9. order, fight for it onairour should be inconvenient up at the next thanks to the lecturer Stanley Spirit LEVELS, brass and on the sea fought for it in the like it to be brought TROWELS, fain., 24in, 16/-; 26in., 16/6; 28in., 17r; 30in., chosen phrases. was a trio for cornet Pointing notes Brade's these trenches. (Lyric Soprano). Watch the in and The next item meteing night. Most 17/8. Begley and 3/-. "Peace was promised by thenight Spirit LEVELS, 12 for our opening night. piano and violin by Miss -Stanley A2456 brought 7in., reading and Christmas of which first the TROWELS, on provision High the Old English. Irish,TORBrade's Pointing To meet the the Misses McDonagh, of good will.' in., 4/3; 14in., 4/8; 16in., 5/- BRACES, glorious voice singingHarp hour, or evening to a by ALBERTO 'Peace on earth to men "To hear Amy Castlesaccompanied Sleeve 3/3. on the or the matter during the luncheon the social part of the -Stanley strong in the A2457. to be Not may superbly whom? club To Ballads, Scotch 8/6. times when the close. one class, to that will never be forgotten." A2450.-Brade's Nail HAMMERS, 10in. sweep, 7/6 andRatchet members who such has been deweak alone, but only to exercise BRACES, ZILLO, is a musical treat peace The prizes for theselling the greatest use for appointments, it A2458. --Stanley No. 1, 6/men of good will; and, to Plans now opened at Nicholson's. Box accept donations of suisable 22/6. to undoubtedly 14/6, 10/6, be cided were responsible forfor must sweep, picthere select and 2s. plus tax. therefore, the annual 6/9. 10in. private libraries, and real, true PRICES: 6s. (reserved); 4s number of tickets Brade's Nail HAMMERS, No. 1, For the in the bottom of our hearts by Mr. O'Sul- books from of recent date. a only is it which periodicals nic were then donated without good will, being Miss or periodicals, livan, the lucky members time being the books sham peace." Miss McDonagh, to the private adFinnegan, first prize; G. third!, may be forwarded Miss 'O'Reilly, R. secretary. Mrof the hon. second; and dress Hill. success. unqualified 118 Lincoln-st., Highgate The picnic was an handed to the tree: Henry, Mrs. Bridgeman
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