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AUGUST 12, 1922.

At No. 10 Downing Street

Clontarf Orphanage Carnival

Lloyd George and Pressmen

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Irish Mission to China

First Annual Catholic

NEWS AND NOTES.

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Di. Ford (Examiner for Trinity College of Music, London) will give an organ recital at the Cathedral on Mon clay night next, the 14th inst. Up to the present the Common-

The fulcra of the Irish Mission to China have been strengthened by the to arrival in Australia, on their way Flannigan held a euchre party at herChina, of three priests who reached AN OFFICIAL FUNCTION. Clontarf Arundel The Christian Brothers atthanks "Euripides." the "Wurrukyille." by metweek the last of residence, Albany for Its must of the churches funds wish to return their sincere Maguire journeyed to the street, Bayswater, to swell theAppeal. ropolitan area an announcement was soldiers The Rev. Dr. the following donations received: of the Clontarf Orphanage concerning the wealth spent on returned southern port to meet his confreres, in Sunday held fist made in entertainment of the £15,000,000 conditions Proceeds Ball. 1-29.000,000 in pensions, Owing to the weather who are Fathers Kelly, BA., O'Shea, forthtuniing first annual Catholic Subiaco Parish, £12 Os; Mr. 13. Fassam, general payments. £33,000,000 on land lily Dr. Cyril Bryan.) attendance was small, but Mrs. Flanni13.A., and Donnelly, B.A. Father Kelly which is to lie held on next WednesPeak Hill, £'2; Mrs. J. 1 eight, 10s; A gan in her usual generosity, gave a and £27,000,000 on gratuihe said goodas settlement, Then George's St. look. at disembarked at Albany, while tife 16, good August 1922. day night, London, June 23, 5s. eveniug car that his Friend, to raffled be us to past have tes. rooster other priests continued the voyage to night and walked was Game Ilay-strect. The executive cover, I am The fortnightly* genet.. meetingTuestakings. Mrs. . . Under separate of us pair evening's the health the gave suewhose he a augment outside, to ensure Northcliffe, to the Eastern States. Father Kelly hails waiting Vis.ount the undone last of Hall left nothing Parochial kindthe in inprize, I held posting you a type -written draft ladies' that the so shortly won in look, -down McKemmie from Tullamore, King's Co., Ireland, another searching suffered a serious break of cessful issue from their efforts, andaugday night, when Mr. M. F. Cavanagh new Irish Constitution-or, rather, him goodhis Mr. H. 0. Robinson, wished after by and London donated to head ly specially my return where he laboured for six years as a of arc his clined upon after services attendance their good this a over gentlethe presided won the. Draft Constitution as agreed Cabigetting Meehan to be Mr. J. Ile is a graduate of the Naladies' committee. priest. night a second time. world tour, is reported The chief concern of the and order on mented by a strong helpers. an by the Lloyd George and Collins was is which condition social his prize, the and man's Hair. *men rapidly, tional University, Dublin. In converHis laid weaker must be Stress Prime Minister "Bobs" ReAnd thereby hangs a tale, the of meeting was the progress of the Apnets. thanks The in that 'loans. Ltd. sation, Father Kelly, who is a fine very grave. aspect of the ball, because it isthat peal, which. now that we are fast somewhat humorous you will admit. (to whom the proI am rather glad Mr. Lloyd George the stamp of Irishman. of striking characCarnival, freshment Stallevening appears elsewhere a particular degree, to good October a sense. the advertisement An meeting of extendapproaching are go) On Thursday evening last, about 7.30 pleasure the had of this and ter, pod fired with an indefatigable function is considered to be of the It will take must be accelerated, and the force of ceeds intimating the loss of a gold cross The myself. her kindness p.m., Mrs. Bryan and I were strolling like for Flannigan as Australian Mrs. to ed Catholic's zeal,` said he left Ireland about June that active workers augmented, particularly utmost importance chain in the city on Monday. we down Whitehall, when I suddenly said to the nasty taste out of his mouth before the commencement of in getting up this evening, which seen such should make it their business the loser, who is a subscriber, would be 22nd, justevents great ot the men folk. Hence it is that a had there ever since he to her: "I don't think you have Minthat have entailed must he have that to -day cloud the must attain know and for the re. the sad is responsible executive the workers anyone Aussupport to active the for grateful Australian, appeal No. 10 Downing-street, the Prime alleged the that The trip out was amount of work. hesitation or return of the trinkets to this office. country's future. Let us go met desired end without For myself, peated, and it is hoped that the reMinister. ister's official residence. Prime tralian only he said, and he enjoyable, interests or less their more energy road is in that It day ready doubt. mirth some of so will be I will evening that the for and see it." So we crossed the feel I sponse out Look however, event speaks highly of Australia. The weekfor BOULDER. that this official Catholic social St. Joseph's School, and went up the dingy little street to regret having met Mr. George in this at will not be wasted in appealing remelody with Dr. and spent he -they they arrival and of the end directly has been inaugurated, success hoped Of course, there is nothing Twelve months of No. 10. helpers, which is fully, and Any familiar way. Victoria Square, on Monday evening, Maguire in Albany. and then came on person insignifionly -can make it the. has been (From Our Correspondent.) for the orphans. programme on the part of the Engstriking about it, except is to The efforts quired 21st. been in tireless August ball has since the He of Perth. to direct turn lish daily press had almost persuaded can become an active worker, or a pubfor. The principal object cance, and we were about splendidly arranged, and even the sadOn Friday. August 18. a grand Father Kelly is feel that it is the the eastern suburbs. by or two fot hour a dance will be held in is to make Catholicsyear away, when I espied half-a -dozen men me that the British Prime Minister licist, by co-operating with others, find and will party heart ordest the in euchre can Maguire they Dr. up when to follow "They to friends, one occasion in the Valuable prizes walking rapidly towards us. was really in earnest in his proclaimed speaking about the Appeal Hallows' IIall. laughter under the influence of the ganising campaign which is now spread high in their But by doing the many things which may All best of music meet on a social plane as The look like pressmen," I said; anti when see a trade revival. to given. melody. and desire Dr. being music are pracwhich Commonwealth the throughout the be own estimation as that on they banged at No. 10 and went inside, now? No. sir. If Mr. George were be done to promote the success ofBrowill he in evidence, and nothing will Maguire, who has endeared himself to A very enjoyable social and dance tically every section of the commun1 was sure of it. first appeal that the Christianof the lacking in the dance arrangements. Han really anxious to see trade revived he Town Eastern of, the (dr Maylands all, leaves shortly was held at the ity boasts. gives tanglible evidence thers have made on behalf caters for The proceeds are in aid of the school has it in his own hands -or, rather, on Australia MUST Be There! States. and we understand he goes furlast Tuesday evening when items A.were roll -up and enjoys. There is such a thing as Clontarf Orphanage, which V. own head-to ease the unemployed renovation fund, and a good We must be Miss Bartley, Mrs. ther on -to New Zealand -almost imby boys equality. rendered Lately my pen has had, perforce. toit his social orphan a odd AugCatholic takes 150 date, it of If the welfare the enormously. Remember problgm (cordesired. Taylor now is A. Mr. but fdundathe It will he Father Kelly's and is scalpel, It Ice mediately. the Mr. antici it. to Rose. way is It realise give my from all over the State. made to cut to minutes twenty . and barbel18th. pocket. ust A.L.C.M., my energy. Mrs. Pollard, task to traverse almost all Western net). fairly began to dance in tion of effort, the source of successthere is of it, these days C.Y.DES. pated therefore that theand generous -what hair Mr. be and to (piano), it is hoped that as a reseemed a and it ball Tay:or Australia. not, this or Gladys country make Miss to Imagination of bar- hearted people of town by employed there" sure, it would take a regiment The sult of his efforts the Chinese Mission reThe monster euchre party, held T. Prendergast (violin) supplied the saying, "Australia MUST be too, ful. achievement in every way. will vie with each other in their Rose was bers a week to cut. or even to trim, a great success. V. is A. was Mr. will achieve anticiprofit no dince, in Australia society, the drive event. for above official music the in the half of a second I, ball is 4n old head of the sponse. a great The policeman the thatch on the wily pations held out for it. The Irish acting as MC. to make some Long before opening time neither should a loss have to b aging at No .10. It has been decided way first prize sought, 'little Welsh twister, who lives at No. The in become quite an has scheme to China assembled. The Mission had "RaStreet a with. 'on the door. "Press?" he queried. of crowd Lord Clifford, who lectured But the barbers effort in Fremantle by by be reckoned a brilliant affair. Wide 10 Downing Street. on interesting topic among the Catholics was won by Mr. Guerin, the second Uned re," I replied, and stepped into Mr. can hand fosters dio Activity" in the Town Hall reon some day within a fortall he cares. He wants for Mrs. Appeal starve by pressthird needhave no doubt other the is we The and and that West, the hall. be all of is O'Rourke, will his Mr. Lloyd George's Catholic patronage A committee Tuesday evening, says that night's time. that mop of hair for the caricaturists public- Coleburn. Mrs. Locton was the winner ed. It is safe to say there .will he no searches had led him to the conclusion but that the enthusiasm implanted in men were clustered about the further often they get a Prime Minis- got together, and the necessarythe not it is minnot only be two are here about consolation. hearts waiting arrangements Catholic sucsecret two, after supper not and the of door, regrets The that there were three. and as (1) an sustain e)t but that itwill a fashter with bobbed -hair to work their ity given in order to ensure will be nourishThe affinity dance attracted utes I enquired of the policeman how The first reply well in hand, and under the direction electrons, which he defined And since no one will cess of "The Day." will on. sweet gentlemen to and Father going lady efforts Excellent was by the of ihread Minister and the ed light to crowd committee. Prime the ionable long of the ladies unknown clectroe. which created on to the letters which were sent sir," praise Mr. Lloyd George these days. thoroughly enjoyed themKelly will expend in making the obkeep us waiting. "Five minutes, conmusic will he provided, and the hall forms c I se-acith an i variat z lei all do the next best' thing Trades Halls and other organisations dancers, who them let rendered well. was A movecase, music Christianising that great rate of this "In appearance. First jects reply. pleasing combined secretary selves. was the present a (2) negative electron, which came from Mr. F. A. Baglin, asand Mr. will in the eyes of a public man -abuse ment better known and appreciated. wishing by Mrs- Troupe (piano) stable," I said, with true Australianlady late train to Fremantle and late trains with the unknown electron, created of the Fremantle Trades Hall, A etc.). him. minisyear that in effects, times for one was call starting (drums, O'Shea might to for, Father ''you positive arranged Crompton surance. material existence; and (3) awith the .tering in England. He is a native of the Appeal success, and promising the have beenwill An Extra One for Dr. Mannix. be posted in cloak rooms. good result should accrue from standing outside and give her a chair " of which electron, which combined the matter of doing something in to bring due is ConstituIreland. Irish praise (douthe of All Kilkenny, at 10/6 draft Pilltnwn. of the But effort. circulation a meeting combined He did Tickets are in other two to create energy. for and I aid of the Appeal before has only recently . They were brought in, of Father Donnelly Enter Lloyd George. tion. Mr. Brennan und his committee ble) and 6/- (single), and may be obthe affiliated unions. As the result The Royal Commission's report on been drdained at the new Irish Mission Mitchell. their able work, also to the ladies, demanded two. I was itching to tell from Mr. Snigg (corner Barrack Wilford tained Mrs. by A few minutes later, the further doer proposal a to .Raincloud, Rethe second one Kendenup Settlement. amongst College, Dalysan Park. He hails from "The the wanted I froth that the Kell7NNIcIntyre, in. them streets). obtain came to Mesdames Murray and George made be Lloyd opened, and an effort will other things, states: "In the establish-is Stewartstown, Tyrone Ireland. We pre- send to Archbishop Mannix as a curio, Room for a Gibson and O'Connor. cord," 99 Murray -street, or from the He stopped as he saw us all, and this? Government House Ball be ment and direction of the company alas! they did not ask me. They heartily welcome Father Kelly to our The next euchre and dance will the seeretsry, Dr. J. W. Horan, National The Queen Carnival ball. tended to be surprised. "What'sin as- but, children's quesduring without Tertwo 4th, me to be seed evidence of fine conceptions, George's handed are St. September midst, and his brother priests to Aus.Chambers, held on Mutual The voting cards What's the matter?" he asked in his simply progressing. is enenergy, and admirable resogreat a the to when undoubted directed there is carnival, tion. tralia. that goldfields Attention filled he race. then expected is it and improvident tonishment. And with ready, oui will hand for in Australians hand provided taken all good lution, 400, that he No. will tertainment fact that double ticket BIRTH. demand for these. Every own answer. "Ate you waiting for theit beI hope finance, illogica' and Ai, on questionable the mention of our will be a big porch and at vote church flattered a patrons. got may from you and numerous mistake by Haven't franchise, O'REILLV.-On July 24th, at 337 Irish Constitution? unsound contracts, and palpablecfblindthe Drift Constitution. We body hasasthethey like for their favourwill not admit- holder to Mr. and Mrs. Sunday Perth, last -street. Lord creYou should have had it two cquntry inmentioned yet? often as limitations be ness to the obvious once, but that one S. E. are only 9031 (Bernard Joswithout cash at door. Tickets willposWhy is this?" he deP. J. O'Reilly hours ago. ite. The Queens, of WA., Mrs. dit. Its spectacular and expensive is going to cast the Irish peoas many churches as at Miss McTavish. on sale Victoria eph). of . primary manded of a secretary who was with mention the McCarthy, methqds, while serving £10,000: or is it £20.000? Apparentsible after Masses to -morrow. Australia Miss Lilian Brown, him. The latter mumbled something. ple IN MEMORIAM. purpOses of publicity, have not been ly, the idea is to teach these wild of South (From Our Correspondent.) their campaign, finan- CLIFFORD. -Of your charity, pray "Oh. nonsense," he snapped. "I meant name are well entered on every Australia's take not to conducive to continuance of theventure vote. issue.) Irishmen them Last penny Bring once. From LEEDERVILLE. solicit Over (Held them to be given at earnestly and of Johanna Clifford, wife Governor-Gensoul Irish confidence the for . The cial . in vain. . stria evi "Popular Picton"! The speaker very interesting donation, valued now." He turned to us. "I am very of Michael Clifford, who departed relies" On the other hand, the eral is to be paid the same salary as at A£15, his scarf around his neck beretbeen kindly made the has winding of sorry, gentlemen. It is a mistake you Corresppndent) May treatment The Our the (From that August 11, 1918. is on Bence life Governor-General. this a of Australian the Mineral Sponge fore taking his. scat at the wheel were kept waiting for the text of the my mind is that Cathedral Stall by The Leederville Annual Ball, which tiers has been just and considerate, and God in His mercy have mercy on her Burr-riarr . . . and the They were ready for impression left on will be disposed of by Six. and Hibersettlstreet Buick the in the Constitution. at to Company, Tuesday last existing incentive place a direct took relations is the soul. such a proviso ticBun' at 6d. per ticket; theweek. car was speeding on its way to myself you two hours ago. I apologise to nian Hall, was a brilliant affair. Past harmonious. -Inserted by her sorrowing husof these G.G.'s to form themselves into art union next "Yes, I always enjoy you all." He looked around at all kets being available earlya cooling I hardly think they annual balls attained a high degree of band and children. a trade union. safe bury. voice A Magpie -Carnival, in aid of St. soprano a yelled coinprises Picton," at us as he apologised, and did not seem donation basic This This year's has certainly will be the of scope Fend. the excellence. within Building come of a.m. will 2 spea Church your was Brigid's or This CROSSE.-Of your charity, pray for the to recognise Mrs. Bryan gave us a wage. and other articles manufactured more from the back scat. in maintained if it has not enhanced in the Parish Hall, West Perth, the rejlose ot the soul of William cial representative, for he scene, after the enjoyable dance held annual ball, heldMonday. mineral sponge. You will hear Leederville carthe The of fame inst. 14th. the at call Wednesday you on last Crosse, who died on August 8, 1917. about this later, but shouldon any day the Picton Hall on was arranged by The music was very good, the floor -in organised by the been has nival shop dance The chemist ME., night. the de ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. Trouchet's the, pink of condition, and etc., Women's Branch of the St. Vincent Sacred Heart of Jesus. have mercy MIDLAND JUNCTION. Misses Wimbridge, assisted by a you may see this wonderful safe, is being Mr.' J. Hart, capable and efficient as carried the Paul Society, and every effortattractive on his soul most energetic committee of ladies, exhibited and demonstrations decorations and col.eur The acknowledgements are most usual. the following The it make on to now responsible are mad were -Inserted by his loving wike and (From Our Correspondent.) out. The doll and pram Beaufort - whose untiring efforts bleirlding were a re relation. a thing of event of the season. children. of subscriptions received: _ proandinteresting entertainment dance chemist, and enjoyable McLean's. the fingass social nimble to view at A very enjoyable mare beauty, due to the Mr. M. McDonald, North Beach, and every for The intention of the organisers was Mr. "Paddy" Doyle supplied street: tickets are 6d. each, I ERRIE-0f your charity, pray for and delicate taste of Mr. Geo Creigh30/1/23, 6s 6d. was held in the Friendly Societies' the vided. hold it on the usual Wednesday evenin the country, as well as this the music assisted by Mr. Carl a Meyer light decorations child with the repose of the soul of my dear pianoelectric A Baandee, ciaSh The to North Ryar, not 31st. J. ton. Mr. M. July order in tiny but Monday, on win ing, to such Hall When chance a get violin. the a quaint should on lent and wife and our dear mother, Eliza, town. Bail pretty, LA13., Children's very were -the 30/6/23, £1 tis 6d. events £10 other of Mr- V. to result two forte solo by Mr. O'Donnell, the tickets give for can 1. Send Mr. township who departed' this life on August 12. date was scene thanks to Miss Irene Sisters of St. Joseph. New Norcia, prize. and the Catholic Ball-the'14th. above mention- air to the The was much appreciated. Perth. the that -street. Pier unshows soul, sweet 106 it almost clear was hall Pat1920,. and on whose Yates, showed the Reader. and ed speaker is quite correct. It is changed to Monday, Dobson, in the sword dance,no mean 30/6/23, 12s 6d. Don't forget the select dance Jesus. have mercy. comfortably crowded. so excellent was rons will kind:y note, and parishioners Mr. P. J. Lowry, Carnarvon, 25/6/23, she is a terpischorean artist of Tuesday night in "Popular Picton." next husband on and, sorrowing beautiful her party by The card their re-Inserted a gave carnival the atterdance. 12s 6d. ere trust will give the order. Master G. Browne A dainty Tickets. 1/6. the Hibernian Hall. orphans! only `a kind daughters. becomig dressing W43 also a praiseBest Music in Perth at Subiaco's Nurse Bourke, Glendalough, 4/11/22, biggest help to make it not success. citation in excellent style. the' help the of and up 21st. feature Roll market dancing August and worthy, 3s 3d. Dance on Mrs. but a great financial 1'LAHERTY-Of your charily, pray supper was served, and when On Saturday evening, July 22, will of But something more ex- social function. Mr. V. Reilly, Boya. 12/1/23, 19s 6d. for the soul of my dear husband, Refreshments and the best music ceased at midnight the concensushad many of estimation 12s the Brigid's 5/8/23, in St. still quisite Mr. J. Pole, Dwellingup, provided, and -well Michael Flaherty, who died August opinion was that the function and all One a supper. have socially. lovely shoUld and the 6d. was Fund financially Building 15th, 1918. success Church been a the of and praise; his its 31/12/22. does supplied in Mr. V. R. Birch, Coolup, were loud Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, have generous yield if everyone Misses Hegney and O'Donnell who were responLeederville Kingdom of Mr. ladies 6d. and, 6s music, mercy on his soul. the dance off sible for it. Everything else went Mrs. Woods, Cottesloe Beach. 31/3/23, -Inserted by his loving wife at ,1 was M.C. to a thanks harmony, perfect with 12s 6d. a children, Mary and Jack. C.1'.L.C. the On Friday evening, the 4th. inst., in Hawthorn. Mt. Mr. T. Coonan, strong committee of men underGreat our was held McGRATH-In loving memory of died Russell. T. ,Euchre party and dance E. Mr. of generalship 13s. 30/6/22, dear mother and grandma, who the Town Hall, in aid of the ball supSprings, the Club's Correspondent.) is due to the hon. secretaries, Tonkin, Three (From N. praise Mrs. FreNorth attendance. at good 1920, a 1, its on Ausgast There was per. A notable feature of the club is Mesdames McCarthy and MacInerney, 18/10/22, 6s 6d. cup. mantle.-R.I.P. The euchre prizes were keenly fought Mr. A. G. Kent, Donnybrook. 30/6/22, Tearooms iihere tea, at Id. perUnder and their capable committee. ladies' euchre Sweet Jesus, have mercy on hea,soul. for. Mrs. Lytton won the Master hi -weekly from 12 to 2 p.m. daily usual served The is 13s. Ladies' which -Inserted by her daughter, son, the Hall. of prize, and Willie Fahey and Perth 12s in the North capable supervision Mrs. E. Doig, Pinjarra, 30/6/23, parties the then was Supper high Auxiliary, this branch of the club hai Charlie, Nellie. and Eileen McCarthy. Lytton the gent's. have deservedly acquired such a little Miss 6d. of a average for -an served, and dancing indulged in. King McINERNEY.--In sacred and loving reputation were suspended annual ball; prospered remarkably The rooms SUBSCRIPTIONS TO "THE Hegney was the pianist and Mr.his ownmemory of our dear son and brother, 90 girls attending daily. time to make room for the UNDERPANTS. Mrs. tables RECORD." AND the week. and nom conducted the dancing in SINGLETS James Alexander McInerney, 51st. but will be resumed next business as are prettily decorated, cloths and tall 44in. 42in. For the future our subscribers are inimitable style. 40in. white announces 36in. snowy their Battalion, killed in action on Aug34in. with Maelnerney this in Midappearance 11/6 apthe of make 10/9 August to inviting night. an Catholics asked 10/9/3 List Sunday the ust 15. 1916. vases of wattle present usual on next Tuesday Light Weight .. . 8/6 Dr. manner of their subscriptions forwardon 16/ 14/6 follows 13/Kirkwood 12/Mrs. Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy 11/pea:trice. land had the pleasure of hearing The . 15th. Medium Weight . of our The usual on his soul. Maguire, of the Chinese Mission. the ed sufficient acknowledgement The third' ptiblication of the Journal Thursday, August 17th. ALL WOOL UNDERPANTS. Sevmusic. 4th. and receipt of same in lieu of the practice August refreshments, Friday, on Immaculate Heart of Mary, yours eloquent missionary narrated how prizes, read was rood 44in. 42in. loin individual re3fiii, in the lege seat, so willbe prayers for him extol. of the items were of a humorous movement for the conversion of China hitherto of furnishing Casey Mr. eral and Messrs. character. The friendly banter by the ceipts for cash received. -Inserted by his father, mother, and had begun, how it has continued since, everything will be O.K.. at.the ALL WOOL SINGLETS. door to will be much amusement, 14/caused Galvin Maylands. and "Cat" sister. and he tried to visualise what it was 12/3 Club Ryan 11/6 10/9 9/11 of a Light Weight .. 17/6 hoped to accomplish. He appealed as also did the poetical description 16/receive you with their usual smile. 11/6 13/6 PRINDIVILLE.-Of your charity, Medium Weight .. 12/6 the Club" by our at SPORTING. Evening for their assistance, firstly with their LATE "Social pray fur the repose of the soul of my SINGLETS. Hugh O'Neill (Perth) Branch, I.N.F. poetess. prayers, and then by contributions to WOOL AND COTTON "GIBSONIA" !caving daughter, Julia, who died on 44in. 92in. 4Ojn. of the above branch the Mission Fund. Father Kelly, 36in. (By "Sparkle.") Despite the unfavourable weather, 34in. meeting The Auguat 17, 1919. in 8/3 7/6 6/11 who has just left Tullamore, Ireland, 6/6 the usu:.l fortnightly dance, heldlast' 5/11 was held on Thursday, 3rd. ihst. The There is a memory comes at nightTROTTING SELECTIONS. Light Weight .. a over Saturday on presided Rooms Walsh) and is en route to China, preached at C. 1; J. Club the (ltro. -Collie C.R. fall, Medium Weight NUNGABIN HANDICAP. He told of 11/9 13/ of members. One genthe evening devotions. 9/6 10/6 again proved a financial and social 8/6 attendance 3. fair Cleve, Pine And a sigh for a face unseen. "Wolycot" 2; Jim. Victor who After the numbers of men and women Plain success. UNDERPANTS. tleman was initiated a member. HANDICAP. by her loving mother. -Inserted "GIBSONIA" TROTTERS' COTTON class missionary for AND dancing concludthe WOOL -Ai preparing been 3. had now vere Wilkes Dancing dlass.the formal business 44in. Huon 1; Dear Boy 2; Leslie -Stan REGAN.-In sacred and living memform what it would 1w well for H 34in. 36in. 40in. 42in. 9/6 to as arose advanced. labours in China. We wish the two well HANDICAP. discussion is a ed. MERREDIN 8/9 7/11 ory of my dear wife and our mother, 7/6 eloquent missionaries and their mission members to avail themselves of the Light Weight . .. 6/9 of social our next meeting would take. Mayfield 2; Cyclone 3. Mary Frances Regan, who passed Dean Kiely expressed 1; YORK party lie opportunities offered at the Monday every success. HANDICAP.-Daisy Direct Medium Weight.. It was decided that a card 14/6 12/9 11/9 Miss way the of the 10/6 by away on August 15, 11)21, suddenly, tuition 3. with 9/6 the derived .. be Rockwood 2; bins gratification prizes will class. under Rose The night "Wolycot" Harold held. will leaving us all to ever mourn her loss. the Further new steps people had received both Fathers MaNORTHAM HANDICAP.--Saltbush Mercia Scott. means of a small collection among "GIBSONIA" ALL WOOL SWEATERS. 3. next Boy tiass Our home is lonely, mum, without every Yundah the of that 2; Kelly. Grey' members 1; Craboon and is desirable guire and It slinwn to lit Heather menabers. Navy. in SuspenShoulder, in you. Button Front. or Button 24in. TBAYNING HANDICAP.Monday night member should.attend this function The dance in aid of the tennis club 3. 26in. 28in. 30in. 32in. Patchen Paddy 22in. in 2; held be Fair Now, art not forgotten, mother. dear, will Lady Thou was derl; success. dance 10/6 A rociai and 9/11 order to make it a social was held on Tuesday evening, and who HANDICAP.-Bell .. 7/6 7/11 8/9 9/3 August on Nor ever shalt thou be, Friday. KUNUNOPPIN .. on meeting Boys next Rooms those the all (-tub 42in. the thank 3. We 40in. forget don't Bobbie :36in. a success. Plain 2; 34in. Bath 1; Gold are as life and memory lasts, friends wood lone As along Come members' deI8/ IR. to which the 13/6 Thursday. the 17th inst. 11/6 assisted. The hall was tastefully .. 13/6 We will all remember thee. Men s CANNING PARK SELECTIONS. cordially invited. and bring a friend to have a good corated with lamp shades, streamers, }-HOSE. adverour to we all hope to meet dear as days NonFAVOURITE (erected Some MEN'S Attention is night's enioyment Hurdles: Ramillies, 1; Lem. 2; and palms. Mr. Costello actedHegmum, tisements in another column regarding 2/6 Extra Heavy, 3/11. Dance on ME., and Miss Willcox and Miss plussed, 3. Cashmere, Cinderella Gibsonia Subiaco's at lie we know not when. overseas. day Some new arrivals from ney supplied the music. A delicious First Class Plate: Ayrlove, 1; BonKnitted 4 -Hose, Grey, 2/3. Monday, August 21st. seemWell clasp your hand in God's own The folk), ing is a list of the names ITtather, and Grey, 3/6. 3/11 supper was served, and everyoneThis I-Hosc. nie Lad, 2; Lockmaster, 3. Knitted allotted date the is land, of the ladies and HAY Second Class Plate: Jolly Handsome, ed to have had a decent time. future INSIDE DOORWAY And never to part again.. them in connection with ournotluneh a good omen for the success of GENT'S HAT DEPARTMENT JUST 1: Tich, 2; Tartan Shroud, 3. able STREET ENTRANCE). charity. pray for her soul. Of your rooms. if there is any lady Armadale Handicap: Jolly Cosy, 1; events sponsored by this club. our the Patronage of his Grace the to come will "he kindly advise -- Inserted by her sorrowing hus2; Cherso, 3. (Under in held Susarion, be will club the of Vincent200 meeting A Archbishop.) Tetarts .Miss Penny, band, P. J. Ryan. and family-R.I.P. Sunday. Third Class Plate (first division): the Schoolroom at 8 p.m. next and Surstreet:- Monday. Avienst 14. Mrs. D. we Military Medal, 1; Marin, 2; Gatwick, Nestled in thi Hills Salubrious TOLANO.-Of vnur charity pray for Membership fee is now due, the -yes and Me W Dwyer: Tuesday. of Pe Resort -Health the pay will 3. C. rounding:: the repose of the soul of Phil Tolano, hope intending members division): August 15. Ms, Conway and16,Mrs.Mrs. School. conductBoarding Third Class Plate (second Princess, Ideal 1Vest: who made the great sacrifice in August their subs. as soon as possible. weA few 3. IVednestlav the Plain of ('scan: Joseph 2; St. of Sanolean, 1; can Sisters Rhal, the ere Prance. ed by snore pounds are needed 1; Carrawindy, up to the age of Ornrn-- -old Mies Fix:and Thursday, Race: ltovs the Hunters' for of erection Apparition: the Mrs ReEternal rest grant to him. oh Lord. with start a make Full Aluntet 17. Mts. Davies Rompaway, 2; Voluman, 3. thirteen. All Suliiects taught -Inserted by L.A.R. and D.D.R. IS, Mrs. J. Maxcourt. Acesust Friday. Splendid gan: A Drill. Swedish in course AugGod, of event Monday. Mrs. Penny: and apply Australian Steeple: Mountain well The ball is the next social Prospectus For Mrs. Bryan and Mrs. Haves: Thursday, Accommodation. Debutantes are fever- I; Resembler, 2; Agar, 3. nst 21, Mrs. Burke and Mrs. M. Cogan; importance. August 21, Mrs. McDaniel: Friday, to-22. Mrs. F. Walsh aa,1 time Auatist the all MOUNT, nicer:ay. on ishly awaiting next Thursday, theat 17th go MARY'S Our expenses Augurt 25. Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Kelly. REV. MOTHER. top of forwarding Mrs. Seymour; Wednesday, August 23, point inst. Dressmakers are working a HALAMUNDA make Please ought pressure, and Thursday evening your subscription regularly to "The to see a fine display of the latest Record." frockings. .

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