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Interstate Queen Looptition Inaugurated
Irish Mission to China
Clontarf Orphanage Carnival
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VOL. XLIV.
St. Patrick's Church, rch,
"Protestantism and the fmpire" 113y Rev. Gerald
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Mass will be celebrated at St. Patrick's Church, Havelock -street, West Perth on to-morrow (Sunday), July 2 SPECIAL.: HIGHGATE'S CONTRIBUTION TOTALLED £75. The Christian Bloaters desire to re- serving appeal. The tickets are Ladies "Protestantism and the Empire!" mining on this earth of ours the au- at the usual times, 8 and 10 o'clock. turn sincere thanks to the following Is., and gentlemen is 6d (nu tax On the following Sunday, July 9, th, thority and the teaching -power which i Without going any further into the persons for donations towards the ST. BRIGID'S, WEST PERTH, TO -MORROW. Things are well in hand to further new additions will be blessed and matter, at least for the moment, I Christ gave to Peter and to his sue:turd: -Mr. S. Bryan, Narrogin, 10s; our State in the popular State corn opened by his Grace the Most Rev. Dr. The interests of the Irish Mission to in quick time. Those desirous of thus would like to ask what the word "ProA. Ryan, George -street, Kalgoorlie, 10s. petition, and all supporters of our You say that Protestantism and the Clune, C.SS-R., at the 10 o'clock Mass. cess°rg' China were further advance:l in the testantism" means. Of course, everyassisting the Irish Missionaries should Re "Kookaburras*" entertainment on popular representative. Mrs. alcCarthe, Archelieeese last Sunday. The Rev The Archbishop will also preach the Empire were interwoven in the tradibody knows that it is allied to the word make it a point to see Dr. May 26 last. Will those workers who are kindly asked to take cards and colE. Maguire, D.D., visited the Vicar while he is in the parish. and Maguire tions of the past. occasional sermon. "protest;" and the verb "to !Ilia I protest" is deny. Tell become may still have each or tickets outlect votes. V. Yates (hon, secretary) me, did neat the Catholics take a General's parish, St. Joseph's, Subiaco equivalent to the verb "to object to" or promoters. standing please make immediate effort and Mrs. Coronel have a full supply this and prominent also journeyed to Rosalie. "to part in oppose." Thus, if I the make a building On public Sunday week at the Cathedral up abd to square the matter and hand procoming week. KALGOORLIE speech in which I enunciate certain the preservation of the Empire? Was Dr. and Highgate hundreds of the June spoke at the Masses and ceeds over to the Brothers at Clontarf, In the forthcoming Queen Carnival eveningMaguire doctrines or certain facts which are not it noAlfred the Great who drove the devotions, and appealed Cre a number of "The Far East' were billed (From Our Correspondent./ or the secretary, c/o "The Record," 99 in aid of the Appeal, the Jumble Stall Panes out of England and !wiped to acceptable to my hearers, or to a secgenerous response in prayers and mone- for sale. Every copy was sold! The On last Sunday week the people Murray -street. The Taxation Departholders were successful in drawing Victary offerings. He t: as not disappoint- demand could not be met. More have tion of my hearers, the latter :till pro- sow the seeds of Va. Empire and pre the Goldfields fittingly celebrated the ment are pressing for the return to be toria. In a day or so voting cards serve it in its infamy from destruction; ed. In fact, he was more than satis- been telegraphed for from Melbourne. bably protest or object to what I am I -east in eurpus Chnsu. furnished. Ilawsday in will be available for distribution. It aed. The people answered with a uni "The Far East" is the Australian saying. If they do not protest loudly was he not a Catholic King? William the first week after 'trinity Sunday is With reference to the Art Union now remains for lovers of their home State and openly, they may perhaps leave the Conqueror, who became King after form generosity, commending itself monthly organ of the Mission's activithis great least of love, in progress for the block of land at Corpus Christi to elect our pretty little queen, Miss very much to parishioners of other ties. A single copy costs 6d.; the an- the hall in which I am speaking, thus winning the battle of Hastings in 1066 on which we celebrate the bodily PreVictoria Park, the people are remindMcTavish, an old pupil of Victoria protesting and showing their non -ac- and who introduced the Normans, who parts yet to be canvassed. nual subscription is '5s. sence of Christ in His Church. Send your ed that tickets may be had from "The Square. Convent. It The Victorian emhave ever since played such an importceptance of my remarks Dr. Maguire is more than pleased was not enough for Christ to die for' subscription to "The Far East" office. Record" office, or from ticket sellers blem is the wattle, so look ant part. in the national life of Eng- the world, for our with results so far realised. Now, the word "Protestant," in the Mentone, Victoria. but, as a new and wonderful No one outside Messrs. Brennan's, Ahern's, or cards, also for the photo. of out our queen, more readily than he recognises the particular sense in which a Mr. Ditterich land, was not William a Catholic? proof of His love, He yet remains on Boan's premises during next week. This who was chosen for her beauty and THE LATE SERGEANT PILKING- understands it, and in which I am King John, who in 1215 granted the of calls made upon our people. earth, even after Ills ascension into block of land is situated at only three quaint piquancy. In the initial stages number "Magna Charts," the But speaking still TON. summary about heaven. their it, of took the its On Holy Thursday charity, rise, I be- tights and their openminutes' walk from the tram terminus, it was rumoured that a beauty compethe libertine which Englishmen 'ieve, in Germany it the beginning of Church celebrates the institution of the heartedness, strikes him forcibly. It is and its genuine value is shown by the tition would precede the election of no now enjoy, was he The not the a more Catholic so-called Blessed Catholic? noticeable in one community of the Reformation. Sacrament, parish Luther Even Henry but that was a joy than fact that a gentleman has offered £23 queen hence one re on for our choice. in another, the Eighth. the much mingled with the sorrows of Holy relatively speaking. It is Mate suffered a loss by the death after and his followers p otested against the for the block if the winner is anxious married and voluptuous King of Enga general characteristic. teachings, or against some of the teach. Week. This is ento sell before the transfer takes place. a brief illness of Police -Sergeant PilkROSALIE ings, of the great, old Church, which land, even he, I say, always to his dying couraging. Another and more fitting time was If Dr. Maguire's antici- ington, of lhe drawing *ill eventuate next week. Victoria Park, day which occurclaimed that he had was pations a .needed, are come down realised, in Catholic. when the Christian heart could not an only unbroken he, line "West Australian," "Daily News." and or the red on Sunday week The committee of the Rosalie Social great Mission he represents, but And then who could count the number give itself to holiest from an attack of from the Apostles, end which had then joy and boundless "The Record," of July 8th. our Club held a well attended meeting on existed for about fifteen hundred years. of Catholics who fought and died in praise of Him who, through love for Catholic people themselves can deser- pneumonia. The deceased was a pracWorkers should not caerlook that the Tuesday last, and several important vedly share the joy arising from Ca tical Catholic, and edified all those They denied openly certain truths of the late world war, and in all the wars man, lives upon our altar to feed and general appeal art union is still under items were proposed. Owing to the Oa, instinct to do good-to exercise with whom he came in contact. His religion, they fell away from the old in which England Ni,S ever engaged? strengthen us with His own Body way. A very valuable collection of and And after all that Catholics have done Blood. resignation of the hon. secretary, Mr the virtue of charity -when and where mortal remains were taken to the Ca- Faith, they were condemned by the Hence the 'Feast of Corpus prizes is offered at is. per ticket. InR. Pyke was elected to the position. for the Empire on the battlefields of Christi was instituted, that on this possible. no matter what the circum- thedral of the Immaculate Conception divinely -established authority of the duce your friends, in city, suburb, or The on Europe Monday, arrangements and of for where the a the euchre world. day, Requiem Mass for Church, they invented a new religion party stances. we are to be amid procession, flowers country, to send for a book of tickets. and to be held on July 11 are now comtold that "Protest masa; and the Emlights, we might pour forth our hearts It is a pleasure to record that the the repose of his soul was offered. In of their co maki one more in acThe seller of each book has two chanpleted, and tickets are on sale total sum contributed to the fund by the afternoon the first portion of the cordance with their sensual appetites pire are interwoven in the traditions of in praise and love. ces in the art union. The books conThe boys' football team met West the past"! This it sans pretty the Highgate parishioners on -Sunday burial service was conducted Immediately after half -past ten by end evil inclinations: they protested tain 12 tickets, but 10s. only need be -hat Catholicism hi:, no share plainly Subiaco on Sunday last, and after a Mass, a procession was formed, headed week was £75, and that last Sunday s Father Dunne, B.A., after which the against the old truths taught by the in the forwarded with the butts to either the very strenuous game were beaten by cortege formed up outside the Cathe- old Church, and for that reason they traditions of the Empire; they (the by a cross -bearer and two acolytes. collections at Subiaco totalled £71. Christian Brothers at Clontarf. or the 11 points. dral, where a large force of mounted were called "Protestants." Catholics) can bleed and die fighting This is a very creditable Dr. Maguire goes to St. Brigid's Next came the boys of the Christian secretary. c/o "The Record." for the Empire, but they are to be performance for the first match. The parish, West Perth, to -morrow (Sun- and foot police, and the Police lion' The position of the Catholic Church Brothers' College, who were followed The Queen Carnival is uow on the winners' were allowed no best lined. share, players or Headed a by were day), by is the members of the H.A.C.B.S. and and very Roberts the very will little speak at all the Masses band limited move. Next week should see vigorous Sallar, understood, and I am share, in the slow march, the funeral proceed the rights and privileges and Morris, and McKenny, and the I.N.F. After these there was a fine, and evening devotions. afraid very superficially and very competition between eae various States losers' benefits best down were of the Murray McCart, Erre ire. An -street body Ninde, and What of men, who were followed by Burns, on slightly important to honest examined representeei. feature of the Missionthe by non-Catholics or minded man coull uphold such a Central railway station, where the cas- "Protestants," espetially the Boulder Children of Mary, ladies of ary's parochial visits is the organisaThe Cathedral Stall of the Orphanage Mackay and Brophy (tae latter playing those of the a dashing game throughout). The urntheory? the entrained for tion of the Irish Mission League. Im- ket was parish, type pupils of St. Joseph's, Ffoulof Mr. Appeal have arranged another dance Northam. Ditterich, whose avowed piring was good. We are told that "the Protestant der, pupils of St. Mary's, Kalgoorlie, mediately after each Mass and devo- Crowds of people lined the streets. object as head of the Protestant Fedand card party at the Hibernian Hall tiona Dr. Maguire interviews all those The procession was an impressive sight, eration is to "combat that propaganda' Federation did not come into existence the Holy Angels, Kalgoorlie Children of on July 4th. These dances are known --and he cares not how many-who are saddened by the strains of the "Dead -.Mich evidently means the propaganda to denounce anybeely, but that it was Mary, St. Mary's Choir, altar boys, as the "Cooee dances," and hope to be lormed for the purpose of organising a flower strewera thurifers, and Very desirous of becoming promoters of March" from "Saul.' On arrival at the of the Catholic Church. NEWS AND NOTES. repeated early each month. July 4 is defence of the Protestant faith and the Rev. Father Donogiier, V.F., bearing this League. It is an undertaking that Northam Station the coffin was reChrist, our Saviour, as it is written. America Day, and there will be, innofreedom moved to St. the Joseph's person sent His vations, introducing concerned Church, Apostles .o where. will induce nineteach all nations. what is of the Empire." Now, I ask, the Blessed Sacrarhent. The Christian Brothers, Clontarf OrAmericanisms. on the Protestant faith? Tuesday morning, a Requiem Mass "Going, therefore." said He, "teach ye About eighty Children of teen others to contribute Is. per year. Good prizes are. offered, and a rood In tophanage, have received a substantial what particular form of worship does gether with a large body of Mary, offered by the Rev. Father O'Don- all nations, teaching them observe all night's entertainment is assured. z Boulder acquisition to the institution's black- aterrecord of which is entered in a regis- was nell. In' the afternoon the cortege that I have commanded you." By the Protestant faith consist? Is it the parishioners, journeyed to Kalgoorlie the Promoter holds for the purpose, All those interested in the Clontarf smith's shop by way of a very fine vyce to participate in the function. It was On this scheme depends the future, preceded by Father O'Donnell and Inthese words He evidently gave them Church of England, or is it Wesleyanboys, come along and bring your ,from a gentleman who wishes his name the lasting success of Dr. Maguire's so- epector Houlahan (the latter represent- rower and authority to teach: rio limit ism, or is it Presbyterianism, or is it certainly a magnificent manifestation friends, and help a real urgent and de - to remain unknown. ing of the Congregationalism, Police or to it Catholicism to see such a large body journ their is, amongst Department), mission perhaps us. to All left teach, "all St. instructions are nations," A Correction -The Boot and Shoe "Salvation Army"? of people openly p.-cfessing their Faith plainly printed in the Register, and Joseph's Church en route for the Noreven England included. I am afraid It is Jesus the Gift Evening, held at the Leederville that tham The when me come canopy -bearers were, Messrs. P. J. there Cemetery, Christ down the are who to spoke the many rea! who members these of should the words. hove and He no Hotel on June 6th, for the babies at bedrock of things pertaining to what Police Force, in full dress uniform Russell, C. Fogarty, J.. Cawley, E. Fels. was then and He still is the God of all difficulty about filling the 1922 column the Foundling Home, was organised by marching on either side of the hearse. truth, the "Word :f God," the Second you call "faith," you will have to admit J. Lawler, and P. McGovern. Mr. R the Misses Cunningham and Eva. The that the "Protestant faith" is really the Boylen acted as master of ceremonies. There was a very large attendance of Divine Person, incarnate or clothed Sisters are deeply grateful to these right to believe whatever you like The great social event of the week Be happy and make others happy. is sorrowing friends, a11 the surrounding with human nature. He is "the Way, LATE SPORTING. young ladies for their kind efforts on about all matters of religion, and to do was the St. John of 'God Hospital Ball, the slogan. The 5th. Annual Presendistricts being represented. the Truth and the' Life." The ApesTbe serLehalf of the "wee ones." what you like with God and His divine tation Convent Ball (1922) takes place vice at the gravesirle was conducted by tles'were all filled with the Holy Ghost which took place on Wednesday ',yenANTICIPATIONS -By "Sparkle." word. A gentleman in England wrote The _Black Cat Carnival, held in the ing in the Kalgoorlie Town Hall. The it Cottesloe on Monday next, July 3 the Rev. Father O'Donnell. The chief on the morning of Pehtecest. They HELENA VALE SELECTIONS. Parish Hall West Ferth, was a decided hall was artistically decorate 1 it mourners .were Arrangements have been finalised acre filled with knowledge and wisdom a few years ago the folk wing sentence Mrs. Pilkington Hurdles: Warflanie, 1; General Sars- (widow), Mr. Gerald Pilkington (son). and all details attended to in order success The hall was beautifully deshades of violet and pink, and from a to enable them to teach, and at the fatal to religion and to faith in its conthat nothing unforseen may occur at corated, for which :he committee wish iield, 2; Golden Gambler, 3. Mr. John Pilkington. sent. (father), central floral piece, streamers illuminHe said, "You can read same time with invincible courage and sequences. First Class Plate. Quintus Cross, 1; to thank Mr. Jack Mill. The music the last moment. A very liberal reMesses. M. and J. Pilkington anything you like into certain texts of ated by coloured lights, reached to the (bro- fortitude to face a pagan, an sponse has been made towards retainprovided by Griffin's Jazz Band, added Scotch Thistle. 2; Hopaway, 3. four corners of the hall. thers), Mesdames A. Lawrence and L. ing world, a world steered in unbelievNever in ,the low- Scripture." In other words, he might Second Class Plaee: Bob Capture, 1: ing the stendard set for the supper and greatly to the pleasure of those preMcPherson (sisters), Mesdames V. and est and' the :nost appalling immorality, have said you can twist and turn the its history has the interior or the Town Monocrat, 2; Ayr Gold, 3. sent. the decoration of the tables and the Hall presented a more interesting and J. Pilkington (sisters-in-law). The deOur next effort will be a Siland filled with the most abominable sacred word of God to mean anything July Handicap: Osseo, 1; Red Ban- ceased was a native of Northam, hav- superstiti ens. ver Star Carnival, to be held on July and everything that suits you. That hall, will call, for general admiration beautiful sight. The elegant end Ler, 2; Downing Street, 3. ath. The floor it being specially prepared The hall will be suitably decor ing been born at Mt Dick 55 years ago. beautiful dressing of the ladies added They who up till then had been so is the Protestant faith, as well and as Third Class Plat,: Wallplate. 1; Del and Mrs. Miller's orchestra has been ated, and Griffin's Jazz Band will progreatly to the brilliance of the scene. May his soul rest in peace. ignorant, most of them poor, illiterate pithily expressed, as I understand it prat, 2;, Highway, 3. vide. their usual good music. The floor Is not this making a modtery of God augmented for the occasion. The 7.15 Dancing went merrily until long after fishermen of Galilee-- the humblest, the Welter: Ayrway, 1; Devil's Wing. 2: is all that can be desired, and patrons p.m. is the train to travel by td the Friends of Mr Jack Hanlop, formermidnight, to the delightful music of poorest, the most forgotten among the and His divine word? No! No there Golden Plumage, 3. ly of the "Daily News" staff, will be are assured of a delightful evening for Ball, and the 12.4.5 ex Cottesloe will Mrs. troupe's orchestra. children of men -they are now sudden- rust be some infallible teaeher, or set Tbe supper the moderate price of 1/13. pleased of take patrons to the city and intermeto teachers, quite a feature of the evening s enterhear to ly that, all teach filled me though with the whet he Holy is true Grand National Hurdle Race, has Ghost, and diate stations afterwards. Floor stewdropped the M.L.C. after his name, is and what I am bowed to believe. If they tainment, was laid in the banquet hall. begin -A refreshing feature in the to speak in various tongues local Roisel, 1; Fiscom, 2; Bright Plume, ards will see that where necessary pat- mining world has been the purchase nevertheless doing splendidly in the What is the immediate result? Three have the slightest doubt that that The tables were most charmingly ar3; Gold Snow, 4. -of rons will have the opportunity of meetNorthern `tats ranged with bowls of yellow wattle and thousand are converted to the Faith teacher, or those teachers, can lead me Brown's Reward Mine at Yalgoo by ing dance partners by formal irate:dueat the first address of St. Peter, as he astray, then I lose all confidence in him roses, the whole of the decorations Mr. A. P. Brophy, on behalf of Mr Loftions. Cards will be available far nongiving evidence of artistic taste. 1 he issues forth from the Cenacle, with the et in them. If I know by history that tus Connor. In April last this mine daneers The dance programme will Divine breath of the Holy Ghost still others have been led astray by him, supper, as usual at this ball, was a gave the return of 2,006 fine suit all temperaments, and cloak room ozs. of ,handsome sumptuous one, the tables Being loadfresh upon him. Five thousand more that whole nation. have been torn gold-worth attendants will protect your interests £9,000-and it is worthy ofapproximately ed with all the good things incidental are added to the Flock of Christ on away from the unity of the Church by note that at whilst the joys of the evencig ate heart, to such occasions another occasion, perhaps that very nis influence, then I cannot trust him is from stone in which gold is not visGreat credit is clue to Mrs. Dr. Ma' millan and her enparticipated in. To the present -he ible. It is believed by many mining day or the next. The word of God then I will not trust such a teacher. finances are in a very satisfactory state, ergetic committee. goes forth and gains converts every- But if I know that he is an authorised men that this mine will draw attention The result roust and it now rests with Catholics and again to the Murchison Field. Let he vety gratifying, for bath socially where. The sound of their voice' goes teacher and leader in that society es us their friends to attend the ball on Monand financially the function was a great forth over the whole world, and their tablished by Christ and His blessed hope so. Mr. has not yet deik day next, as a "full house" brings the/ cided whether Connor Apostles, then I feel safe in following success. words of truth penetrate to the utterhe will work the mine his guidance realisation of the Objective of £200 himself or float it into a company. It A children's ball, held in conjunction most bounds of the earth. within easy reach. The ball will be cn may be entioned that negotiations for No matter what organisation or Pra with St. John of God Adult Ball, took But here we must bear in mind that a grander and better scale than prethey did not go forth from the Cenacle testant Federation you may forte( to. place on Thursday evening. the purchase of the mine were comBetween viously, and patrons are assured of an pleted within a week, Mr. A. P. stop or combat the Catholic Church 300 and 400 young Australians, clad in on that Pentecost morning as a motley Brounprecendented night of gaiety and inevert conceivable colour, participated crew of teachers, they did not go forth end the Catholic propaganda, that prophy, on behalf of Mr. Connor, finalising terest. paganda will go on and taLl never give in the grand march, which was really a disorganised mob of men, each one same within that period. teaching a differen. doctrine, each one ua its work, which is really the work one o' the finest sialas yet witnessed Last week we published particulars C.Y.L.C. of God, till time shall be no more. et a children's beat of the lamented demise in America reopposed to the others, and all having The festivities You say that "Protestants had been started in a rather unique fashion. A conflicting truths to transmit to that cently of Father William Tracey. We AN ALL -WOOL BLANKET. Special Notice -Next Friday, July 7. very patient and iang-suffering." and beautiful model aeroplane was piloted crowd of hearers gathered from all are indebted to the Very Rev. Archthere will be a general election, and deacon Smyth. of Bunbura, that they had not received a proper into the ball -room 1,y a. youthful aviaparts of the then -known world. Cer WARM AND DURABLE. who had every member is requested to be predegree of freedom in Roman Catholic Maeter Rivser, nth:) handed a let tainly not! Their Divine Master and kept in with the venerable sent, so as to record her vote and give priest, for touch 54 tat to the Mayor of Kalgoorlie limn x countries, not anything like what Ca72 the Holy Ghost had provided for all account which was for.. 27/9 pair every parish an opportunity of having warded to the the tholics had Mayor of Boulder, the first letter that. The received in Holy Ghost was Protestant him. to teach coun Father Tracey was a replasentative on our committee. to be sent per the Boulder -Kalgoorlie tries, Well Mr. Ditterich: I have trathem all truth, and He was to suggest the pioneer priest of the South-West 72 x 90 .. Only financial members have the privi- of this aerie! mail service. The Mayor read velled and to 43/9 lived them in e everything many that State, and Jesus had different told was a well-known and lege of voting, therefore it is the message to the assembled throng. them. They went forth from the Cen- countries of the world, in Europe, it' popular figure in the early life of the far every girl to set that her necessary and in a happy speech declared the acle t, the s-pirittial cenquest of the America, and in Australia. And I must colony. He will be remembered by tions are paid up :e June 30th.subscripban open. The judges, Mrs. Burton say thatCatholicsand Protestant world, under the guidance of St. Peter PURE WOOL. EXCELLENT many for his zeal and ,priestly life, Dance. -The usual fortnightly dance Mayoress of Kalgoorlie, From the very first day of Pentecost have lived side by side in harmony al and although his death took place in a Day QUALITY. will be held next Saturday, July 8th. 'thou and Nelson, had Mesdames most always. We Catholics have the we find St. Peter at their head. no east task in distant country, it opens up a channel He These Saturday night dances are provsame right to fair treatment as our selecting the prize winners of a e varispeaks in the name of all, he takes the of recollection, which will without 34/9 pair ing a great success, and everyone who ous sets and individual costumes. The Protestant fellow -subjects. We all aefirst place among these infallible teachdoubt conduce to pious supplications 63 x 81 comes along is sure of a very enjoyable young folk were well catered for in the 42/ers, who have been sent by Christ to here in the same God, and 'we try, I for the eternal repose of his soul. evening. hope to banquet hall, where. on beautifully deserve convert as 72 x 90 .. the Hint well as world, use and can. "to enlighten .. 51/6 Elocution. -The elocution class is We should treat our fellow man as wet: corated tables, dentate, of every descripthose who sit in darkness and in the 81 x 99 5th. Annual Presentation .. 63/9 held every Wednesday evening, and we tion were set for their enjoyment. Mrs. as we would like to be treated ourselshadow of death:: wish to remind the members of this ves. In America, in the great Reptile* Troupe's orchestra supplied; the dance Yes. Mr. Ditterich, "while intelligence class that the fees are due for the next tie of the West, Catholias enjoy a great music, and Mr. Jim Dillon acted as is a power in the minds of the people," Convent Ball, Cotteiloe term, and every one is requested to FINEST MERINO. mcun t o ff reed om. their master of ceremonies as you have said, and this is true, still lea re neon ise DAINTY COT BLANKETS pay her subscriptier to Miss Williams. the historical and the all-important specter! and they are really on the in 72 x90 .. sia; ear PURE WOOL, SOFT AND WARM. Dancing Class. -The dancing class is After leading ;The Record," hand it fact remains,- and will remain for ever rease. In Irelana. which le certainly held every Monday evening under the to ii friend; perhaps he will subscribe on the page of Scripture that Peter was a Catholic nation, we hive often and 81 x 99 .. 97/6 special tuition of Miss Merci'i Scott. 21 and x tame you will have done him a service 36 .. the and again elected Protestants to head, the chief member of that MONDAY NEXT, l4/11 pair and helped along the apostolate of the little band of infallible teachers; they represent us in Parliament. In Italy 32 x 32 .. 21/11 ., . r Cathnlic 1 press. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. Fromm the issued forth from the Cenacle, with few Protesate w1;,111 3rd. JULY, 1922 PURE WOOL BLANKETS. 40 x 60 .. . 29/6 ,, Peter at their head; and under hie I have met there have never comMr. T Nolan, Newcarnie, 10s. HIBERNIAN HALL PERTH. BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED. plained of the guidance and that of his successors treatment they received ALL BLANKETS Mr. T. Martin, Kalgoorlie, 13s. "AMERICA NIGHT". the Apostles and their successors, are from the authorities in three Catholic Mr. M. Mclean, Wickipin, £1. 54 x 72 .. WHIPPED countries. to SINGLE. .. teach and guide the Flock of Christ 39/6 pair TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1922. Mrs. Young, Bunbury, Ss 6d. In conclusion, I la even until the end of time LATE TRAINS. GREY BLANKETS. that come day SELECT DANCE and CARD 54 x 76 .. 41/6 Mr. J. Murphy,- Southern Cross, 13s. PARTY. we ill all lie of one mind and one You will not allow any Papal flag to ST. MARY'S, LEEDERVILLE, 63 x 81 .. Mr. Burke: Miling, Os. .. 49/6 in aid of Clontarf Orphanage Appeal faith. and that we will all b long to the 6a x 81 be flown on the top of the Union Jack, Mrs. E. McKenna, Jarrahwood. r. 72 ne x Fold 90 and .. and you that will nut permit any force to we will all he mem58/9 Dancing: 8 to 12- Cards, to 10 (in 72 x 90 .. GRAND MINSTREL ENTERTAINMr- M. 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