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Clontarf Orphanage Appeal The following is a list of unclaimed prizes raffled at the recent bazaar: St. Patrick's Stall: Pox of chocolates, 2475; Kewpie chocolates, 1346; Black Cat chocolates. 3621: Rising Sun Cushion. 2161; Alabaster Frame, 459; Sacred Picture, 1181: Dressed Doll, 962; Meat Safe. 19; Turkey, 1113; 5s. Shillings, 912. Cathedral Stall: Box of Handkerchiefs, 662; Cushion, 57; £1 Note, 2305; Cake Dish 108; Ten Shilling Note. 99: Thermos Flask, 4748; Gold Thimble, Book 60; 4326; Doll, 5; Househ Quilt, 3499; Afternoon "-ea Spoons, ink Stand 657; Pair of Boots, v. 5417; Gold Chain, 895; L ,raid Cushion, 1727; Basket. 11; C hion. 2229; Shoes, 956. Clontarf Stall: Soap Baby, 7; D'oyley, 4168; Small Mirror, 4839; Pendant, 1112; Black Cushion, 3359; Mirror, 5195: Cigarette ('as, 2705; Tui key. 5: Sovereign, 5893; Wedding Cal.', Chair, 4910. Cushion 3489; Refreshme; Gold Brooch. 1; Cake, 29; L 5838; Dinner. 53; 5608; Bottle f Boots. 1387; of Box of Swift Picture, 18.. Box, 3174; Box Wattle Stall: T of Wine, 919: of Cigars, 3949; . 3159; , Stocking, Thermos Flask. Turkey, I; Pair of Tlfow Shams, 1453; Dr. Mannix Picture 3997: Box of Cigars, 1848: Cushion. 3058; Cushion, Eggs, 3035; Tea Set, 1811; Setting of
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the children read aloud the Acts before (7ommunion. The First Communion Day of every person in that vast congregation must have been brought Lack to his or her memory, as those little voices were raised with childish sweetness and simplicity to their Father in Heaven. The singingofof the the various hymns by the whole children was splendid, and a great credit to the good nuns who so capably Crow trained them. The Rev. Father little ley. from whose hands these a spoke Saviour, their ones received congrefew words to the children, and event gation in general, on the great also which had just come to pass, and Hapon the good work of the Sisters. piness is the one word which describes the to any degree the appearance of filed little First Communicants as they and no up the centre aisle after Mass, recalling one who saw them could help the similar day which every Catholic Over has but once in his or her life. in the school there were beautifully good of sorts all with decorated tables prepared. things which the Sisters hadthe happy waiting for the coming of their throng. As the. children filed in expressions of delight at the sumptuwere ous breakfast prepared for them beEach child indeed good to hear. of little fore leaving was the recipient picmementoes in the form of holygroup, tures, and a photo. of the happy midst, their in pastor with their good was taken after the breakfast.
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Summary of the Cables I3onar Law says the new 4Government and its supporters are not hosThe tile to the Irish Free State.. a-hole party desired to give a fair trial to the Treaty. The new Prime Minister says the root of Britain's foreign policy would be co-operation with France and Italy. The Tory policy, says Bonar Law, is precisely the same as Mr. Disraeli's The present is the policy in 1874.
that the total for England, Scotland and Wales, is 1,426- Of these there are Lib474 Conservatives, 182 National erals, 336 Liberals. 414 Labour, and 20 various. The High Commisioner of the Allies, it is reported, have informed Hamid Bey (the Kemalist representative in Constantinople) that the Nationalist administration must be controlled. There can be no change of system while the occupation of the city continues, because the Allies are responsible for the maintenance of order, and must assure the safety of their troops. The High Commissioners are watching carefully the new development in Constantinople. The Allied Governments are cooperating firmly in resisting all demands and actions infringing tie Mudania Conference. A feature of the Constantinople trouble is said to be the Zomplete Allied unanimity.
tion of three trustees-Moat Rev. Dr. Fogarty, Mr. James O'Mara, and Mr. De Valera-who were responsible for it to Dail Eireann. The opponents of Mr. De Valera allege that, despite protests, not less than 250,000 dollars (approximately £50,000) were drawn from funds early the year. 40The funds involved embrace 1.500,000 dollars in securities and 800.000 dollars (about £500,000) in cash. Mr. Justice Burr, of the Supreme Court, on the application of attorneys representing Mr. Michael Collins and other Free State officials (says an earlier message) issued a temporary injunction reStraining the local banks from releasing to Mr. De Valera and his agents the money. A later message states that the injunction is described in New Yeirk as a proof of the recognition of Ireland as a State by a foreign Court. Most Rev. Dr. Fogarty was one of the plaintiffs seeking the injunction. According to an Exchange message the late President, A. Griffith, was also one of the parties to the suit. During the discusisons at the Dad, before the elections, an agreement was arrived at that no part of funds subscribed in America, before the cleavage on the Treaty took place. should he utilised for forwarding the interests of either those who supported or those opposed to the Treaty. When the question of the American funds was discussed on February 28. the auditor advised that bank and other accounts opened in the name of private individuals should be dispensed with, and the funds of the Dail consolidated into one account.
The Governtime for going slowly. ment would try to give to the League of Nations scope for efficient action regarding defence. Austin Chamberlain and Viscount Lloyd to Birkenhead are sticking Geogre. The British nation, says the of one by ex -Prime Minister, is faced the most perplexing problems which it had ever been called upon to solve. Lloyd George says the British municipal elections showed the danger of the Socialistic extreme with its challenges of private enterprise and its attacks upon Capital. The Socialistic danger in Britain, the God. ex-Prime Minister now says, is not as that St. Paul. always ready to admit "not as had been apprehended. PERTH CUP SWEEP. imminent and he was "the chief of sinners,' yet The sweep conducted on the Perth Lord Salisbury (the new Lord Presiworthy to be an Apostle," could "By Ronald Mr. dent of the Council) and Cup last year proved such a marked assert without hurt to humility, McNeill (the new Under Secretary of success. and met with so much public and the.grace of God, I am what I am,void." were two of sympathy that the organisers, inspired Affairs) Foreign for State his grace in me hath not been God the best and bitterest "Die-hards," says by a desire to help provide comforts The visible blessing with which quite Mr. Chamberlain, and they had surfor the patients at Wooroloo Sanatorwas ministry Paul's St. rendered in their ditch. It was well ium, have, decided to again conduct a favoured he that the Irish peace should be signed, sweep on the Perth Cup. Two importplain to him. as it is to us, andnay, he concludes, by their opponents. ant and pleasing factors which unwas not backward in admitting, jeadoubtedly spell success for the effort. for the House of CornNominations asserting it. He showed himself proare that the expenses are kept down to mons number 1,266-439 Conservatives, It is advisable when sending lously anxious that his converts should, ward our Naadvise 105 a minimum. and no official connected to example, Labourites, C.Y.L.C. 352 Liberals, 324 duce to us for auction by holy living and good our min tionalist Liberals (Georgites), 21 Inde- with it receives payment. The sweep head office, Wellington-street, Perth off deserved criticism-"that 59 number p.m., is conducted under the auspices of the the 7 brands. and oppendents, and 25 other the truck number Weekly Programme: Msindays istry be not blamed." The holyin ad- of unoppos- Society of St. Vincent de Paul. and the of bags loaded, so that we may be on Orchestral Practice; 8 p.m.. Choir. candidates have been elected timism which St. Paul displays 1724. National profits are devoted to the Progress and 7 Fri- ed, viz., 42 Conservatives, the look out for same. THE FASHION PLATES AT THE Wednesday, 8 p.m., Elocution. Grand Band Concert, Labdressing his Macedonian converts: Pastime Club, Wooroloo, and the SoNight; 730 Liberals (Georgites), 5 Liberals, 4IT. in the Fat Cattle Market, Midland Junction, OLYMPIA. Members' p.m., confident 8 are day, we P. a ciety of St. Vincent de Paul, Wooroloo "Brethren, afternoon 1 Irish Nationalist this and Park 7. ourites, King's November In a Tuesday, begun class. Sanatorium Fund Account-.50 per Lord Jesus that He who hath it unto concert will be held in aid p.m.. raffiaClartununion: This will take O'Connor). hand grand report:-Agents Agents have much pleaperfect Full particuThe management will Associated respectively. each cent Annual good work in you A fine musiGeorge elected unopposed. It lars of sweep are advertised elsewhere sure in announcing the second change of Clontarf Orphanage. be the 391 cattle, consisting of about place on Sunday, the 26th. inst.. and is Lloyd during the day of Christ Jesus," should con- Yarded election patrons. to unopposed bullocks promised his first is quality treat good cal to should of it is can passing, medium In 130 in these columns. of programme at Olympia Theatre, all members who possibly key -note of the sentiments and and arid cows from the Carnarvon district, 33 years. public interest to note that the Society where Mr. Hollister is fast gaining attend. Badges may be obtained on show versation of Catholics towards of our 50 bullocks and cows ex Roebourne, returns election municipal had has always Paul Final of St. Vincent de favour with his merry band of enterapplication to the secretary. about with one another. The grounds condition, 313 seats in London, store lost in the Labour in and comforts principally that made, visitations we There is no doubt about it, hope being the promises of Christ. and 115 medium to good quality handy Social: The usual monthly s. ial will and 185 seats in the provinces. way of cigarettes and tobacco, etc., dis- tainers. always, when ., in. there is no more popular show in town the eastern goldFriday. the 17th. from on bullocks malady should expect the best held of that be weight decided victims to tributed have Liberals Manchester that their these hot nights than the Fashion never despair of the ultimate good most fields, balance from eastern districts members are privilegedlo bri upon unity of action between the which makes the institution necessary Plates, where good music, song and Previous to patients add agricultural areas. The usual numwill come from what is seemingly friends. There will be a goo ausi..al Coalition and Independent .Liberals. at Wooroloo. atin were buyers ments. those of metropolitan story may be enjoyed to the full in party dur- being concentrated at Wooroloo, 5th. No- programa:it, dartning, and refre last, other the support discouraging. morning will Sunday Each On Among the printendance, but two of the leading vember, over seventy little children who were at the Victoria Hospital, at the cool open air. ri r trips ing the elections. It is a fashion just now to Itspeak season's this of first The any to a operating is bfitchers were not West Subiaco . itiereesywo.ol bbbnm items of the new programme are pessimistically of most things. from the Sacred Heart Convent ap- in conjunction with the C.Y. S. will Earl Derby says his portfolio is at West Subiaco, were waited regularly cipal limited a only being there extent, pessimistically a clever skit, "Unassuming Insurance." to receive take place. on December 6tit super -fashion to speak Bonar Law's disposal to allot to anyelequiry from country districts. Open - proached the altar pails of weekly. and since the' opening of the a burlesque on community singing, and For some overn- one who would strengthen the Minis- Sanatorium of religious things, of the position Communion. week's bitenday, last l'toly than first easier their Auxiliary: were Society sales the ii g: Ladies' Wooroloo at regard Ryan; try. The Coalition. says the Earl, has visits made every month practical- Mr. Sydney Holister in "The Night the Church in the world, of the. and the market remained very months past the good Sisters have ber 20, Mrs. D. Dwyee and rates, triof the result of the This turn is undoubt. Watchman." friends of --Tesseslisepsiiimia r and came to an acute end as switippitplft.errIvtelittle in which religion is held, throughout, a few of the good been pr ly without break, and has seen that policy, which had edly one of the cleverest comedy numpens of handy weight bullocks God," al v among Nov. 22, Mrs. its Near East distributed umph of evil over good. bden have comforts Wednesday, Penny; a Mrs. of edge country to the hers ever shown- New selections by The idea that "we ere unprofita a meeting with fair competition, but felt quite elated when he or she had Gosden and Mrs. C. Cogan; Thursday. brought the The the patients. The organisers (Misses whole conduct of the in view or other sorts were dull of sale. the Chanson Trio, and new harmonies Davidson), and and was pro- Nov. 23, Mrs. C. J. Hayes and Mrs. precipice. McKenna servants" is a salutary one, indeed, examination the passed tragic. HimThose desirthese facts ,coupled with the substan- by the male quartette. Quotations: Good quality weighty nounced by the parish priest as being Mitchell; Friday. Nov. 24, Mr,. drown Near East affair was necessary one. given us by Christ in our Lloyd George's Manchester Mr. tial prizes offering, may look nth bullocks, £13 lOs to £14 10s; odd pens sufficiently instructed to receive their ous of a good night's amusement can Nov. 27, Mrs. self to keep a proper balance Monday, Kelly; shakMrs. like and Fas Derby, that weight Earl Fashion medium says of public the mead quality comes to a full see confidence higher; choice do no better than time. But Parker and Mrs. Fletcher: Tues. Nov. speech, lives, even when the day our bullocks, £13 to £14: good quality. £11 Lord and God for the first ing Turkey by the right Nand and box- sympathy and support. Plates. Box plans at Snaden's Piano filled to was Clifton: we see miracles worked through own Mrs. the happiness was of It and cup 1,ft. £9 the to that lOs Stanbury with £8 Mrs. ears 28, ing her to £12 10s; lighter, Tel. A1894 Salon, next to theatre. prayers, but that idea. of our thinga, lOs overflowing last Sunday morning at 8 Wednesday, Nov. 29. Mrs. Gosden amid final blow at a I,eling of confidence be10s, a few inferior lower; good quality proper place in God's scheme of a de- weighty cows, £11 to £12 10s; odd o'clock Mass, when the great event of Mrs. Bogue; Thursday, Nov. 30, Mrs F. tween Britain and Turkey. Smell Like, Some Like, Look Some with has no affinity whatever quality light these 70 little lives came'to pass. The Connaughton and Mrs. Dullard; Fribeasts .higher; good Colonel Arthur Lynch is the Labour Taste Like UNION BEER. won None the and work the of and £7 quality, and parents Mr. preciation weights, £9 to £10 10s; fair church was packed with candidate for Hackney Central. December 1, Mr. Hartrey in Choice friends of the children. all eager to as- day, ders of grace in our own lives and to £8; a few inferior lower. T. Gavan Duffy is Labour's represenINJUNCTION GRANTED IN THE medium weight beef. 37s 6d sist at the Mass at which their little Mrs. Ryan. quality the Church at large. Whitehaven. for tative but per 1001b.: good quality medium STATES. The humility that sees nothing so happy and ' All Hours. Savoy Cafe. to ask made at be decided to Grills has were ones Cabinet Gersean HAY -STREET (Opp. Savoy Hotel). from Elder, 1001l, The Supreme Court of New York has rottenness everywhere, derogates which weight beef, 32s 6d per soil Commission to sancto have the first kiss from Reparations afterwards the 107 iattle: DRESSMAKER, Li..mted, Co., and Smith MOULTON, MISS Iccal bepreventing 500,000,000 gold received injunction for an the honour of the Incarnation, just loan granted had Under Entirely New Management. a foreign which tion lips those and Dalgety and Co Limite 1, sold 210 70 FRANCIS -STREET, PERTH. first time the is not an incident that took place banks from paying to Mr. Dc Valera marks. cattle; Graziers' Co-operative, Limited, neath their cover for theThe Dresses and Moderate Dainty For behalf was on altar are collected there money passed away, but a merging and mixothers state and world. British newspapers Saviour of the 71 cattle. Prices. ing of the two worlds of heaven and of Irish Republicans. The Coolest Dining Room in Perth. some forty thousand men and women beautifully decorate(' by the Sisters, Satisfaction Guaranteed. the altar rails earth, which is being perpetuated The Court has ordered that the comin Britain bound as mattimonial partapproaching before and Wedding Parties Catered For. who have been certified to be in- plaint against Mr. De Valera and ners "unto the day of Christ Jesus." He SPORTING. LATE sane. by advertisepublished be Jesus Christ, Our Lord, when shall others time. Grills at All Hours. come into the world came for all Turkish Cabinet has resigned. ment in newspapers in England and (By "Sparkle.") to He left the leaven of His teaching Night Dinners and Tea. scenes accompanied the Ireland. SELECTIONS. W.A.TC. Remarkable continuit, the Chilkah, in order that It was stated most of the fttads are assumption of Government by Rafat 12 to 2.30. Hurdles: Delprat, 1; Brown Flour, 2: ing His ministry, should gradually deposited in the Guaranty TruSt Com- Breakfast, 7.30; Dinner From Pasha, Governor of Thrace. priest 3. every Malarco, and mass, whole the leaven -foreign demonstrators, pany of New York. and the Harriman 3d. anti is. Turkish from Tariff Ayrlove. 1; the Saima, Handicap: since Grove and Bishop in the Church same outbearing photographs of Kemal Pasha, National Bank, and that all funds up 2; Bronzine, 3. days of the Apostles sees the waving flags and beating drums, invad- to the signing of the Peace Treaty were mulGood Report, 1; same Handicap: Juvenile the spirit, God's of pouring ed the European quarter and threatendeposited in the name of Mr. De VaRAMPANT and TORMAY, Faucon, 2; Mariet, 3. the residents. British military tiplying of loaves under his hands, ed lera. 1: Sward, Green that Rafat's Handicap: waters Belgrave them. Proprietresses. over upon police forced to fire jurisdicfinds himself upborne the was under money The The Landon, 2; Prince Flippant, 3. action alleged to be unofficial. threatened to engulf, in short, sees the 1: and of Andronicus, November Handicap: Courts have been suspended, God's visible blessing on the work are civil servants dismissed. Eragoon, 2; Hurry Up. 3. his ministry. among the people who 1; Susarion, )By Permission.) Handicap: Stewards' crown." Alleged the Turks have ordered the his his "joy and CUP. 3. abolition of the teaching of the French WOOROLOO COMFORTS FUND SWEEP ON PERTH The priest and the bishop must re- Captain Fox, 2; Over There, Jewish and to much. Christian in so TICKETS, 2s. subject seems language so little; it 2s. costs it Spirit, TICKETS, joice when they see devils Christmas the up Keep Minor. TROTTING. schools at Broussa and Asia 80 OTHER PRIZES. them, they must feel a holy complacFIRST PRIZE, £250. Select your Greeting Cards and Calendars now. State Handicap: The Count, 1; Her Allied High Commissioners have reency not only because the Church is Ticket Sellers' Prizes, £10. 2d, 3d. 4d, CARDS. Year New and deXmas of 3 Breeze, Government's but Selection Golden Angora 2; Choice fused the man Boy, A Very with Cash, to Miss overcrowded at the Mission time, Write for Ticket. Send Stampea Addressed Envelope, mand for the immediate evacuation of Bellev.ue Handicap: Captain Marry6d, 9d, Is, Is 6d, and 2s 6d each. because in the streets, and the lanes, 0. McKenna, 405 Wellington -street. 2; Equator, 3. Constantinople. each. this Chaplin. 6d in 2s is 6d. 1: Charlie att, is crucifix Is, 9d, the the sick. 6d. cheer 3d, to -ways, help by profits and the Celluloid XMAS CARDS, Remember. no paid officials. All the Midland Handicap: Saucy Girl, 1: Near Eastern situation has again asplace of honour in humble Catholic 6d, 9d, Is, is Ild, 2s 6d, 3s 6d each C. Davidson and 0. McKenna, Hon- Organisers. CARDS, Misses Flower aspect. 3. Roy, Wild grave a and Phyliis 2: -Painted sumed men Queen, Hand Cole homes, and hard-working Mt. Lawley Handicap: Topsy Huon, Sir Edwin Jones, a cotton magnate, women tax themselves gladly, even Pressed Wild Flower CARDS, is 6d each. 1; Timber, 2; Principal Girl, 3. at Agea. India, knighted last new year, proudly, for the upkeep of the CathoNew Year CARDS, exand Xmas Choice 8 Watch. of Gold Packet been sentenced in his absence to Handicap: Wonderful The has Bayswater lic schools. Land, 3. three months' imprisonment, and has ceptionil value, 9d. packet. When we take thought and consider 1; Lucky Maid, 2; Jewel Coiling wood METROPOLITAN SUBURBAN PROVINCE BY-ELECTION. with fined £4,000 on the charge of pay been Year CARDS, Guildford Handicap: the queenly state of the Church in The Eclipse Packet of 9 Artistic Xmas and New debts with cheques gambling his ing 3. "toy, 2; Walnut. envelopes, Is 6d packet. this country. we would be ungenerous Pride, 1; which were subsequently dishonoured. ALI:IT CANDIDATE and Seeks Maylands Handicap: Taipo, 1; Opwith envelopes, towards God's good providence not to Mr. HARRY BOAN is a NATION The fourth anniversary of Italy's vicThe YtILETIDE BOX of 9 Selected Xmas Cards, Bill, 3. fallen Nasty 2; are hirlite, lines "our Your Vote and Influence. indeed that admit by a recelebrated was war the in tory box. 6d 2s flourin goodly places," that religion is ligious service and pilgrimage by the ART UNION IN AID or VICTORIA choice and artistic Xmas The KIND REMEMBRANCE BOX of 10 VOTE THUS: ishing, that our priesthood is a minisPARK BOYS' CLUB. King, the Prime Minister (Mussolini), 6c1 box. 3s blamed envelopes, rightly with be Cards, at cannot drawn try which apd Ministers, to the Unknown WarThe above Art Union was and enveMussolini 6fleards Signor where Tomb, STATIONERY, rior's in the Boys' Club on Frithat our system of Catholic education Bazaar Autograph the Boxes of Australian that day evening, November 3. The folknelt in prayer. is little short of miraculous. lopes, is 6d, Is 11d. 2s lid box. through means of our charitable insti- lowing is the list if winning numbers:The ex -Kaiser has been married at Is 6d, Is I Id, 2s 3d, Wilks, Raphael Tuck's Pretty Autograph STA'T'IONERY, First Prize-No- 1086, Miss A. Doorn (Holland). tutions "the blind see, the lame walk," POLLING DAY, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25. box. per 6d 4s of and 6d, 3s results Ild, 2s Bridge -street, Guildford. The revised list of nominations shows and on all sides the happy Miss E. Ray. (Authorised by J. Cornell.) 436, 6r1 each. before Is Prize-No. plain Second and Is, are 9d. effort 6d, earnest Catholic Australian CALENDARS, Temple -street, Victoria Park. the eyes of all like the city seated on 51 Third 3d, 6d, 9d. Is, Is 6d, Campbell, CALENDARS, R. 638, Artistic of Prize-No. Assortment Large Church A a mountain. The work of the 61 Armagh -street, Victoria Park. 2s 6d, 2s Ild, 3s 6d, 4s 6d, and Is 6d each. in the world is so plainly visible that Fourth Prize-No. 1080, Mr. E. ClevWOOROLOO SWEEP ON PERTH its enemies fear it more than ever, and erley, Meadow-street, Guildford. PURSE CALENDARS, ld, 2d, 3d 6d each. CUP. 6d, Is Is, etc., 25 raise cries against it of varying volNewark, Kookaburra, H. 1044, Prize-No. Kangaroo, Fifth return Suede Leather CALENDARS, The organisers desire to EVERY EVENING AT 8.15. umes, and many colours, for as once Victoria Park Esperence-street, each. helpers in the 2s 3d and many Is lid, thanks to the "scarlet woman" was the great mouthSixth Prize-No. '028, Mr. Colley, 58 in assistance ONLY OPEN AIR THEATRE their for PERTH'S districts country the ful, we now have it varied to Basinghall-street, Victoria Park. selling tickets, and request that all .. Chas. Snaden Enterprises. Direction .. with 'green streak." Colour blind bigots together tickets, sold of butts J. B. DODD. promptly. Every should not have even a snail's force returned be cash, PIPE ORGAN MANUFACTURER. against the weakest Catholic. The ticket sold swells a fund which will be PIANOFORTE RE -MAKER, spent on comforts for patients throughChurch is neither red nor green, The Etc. "I Etc., colours. the all embraces out the year. Do something for this Church Buy tickets. Sell tickets. Be effort. 895 HAY -STREET, PERTH. am the light of the world," our Saviour Sts.] His Milligan and King happy by helping to keep the less for(Between -said. and the Church continuing THE BRIGHTEST SHOW EVER YET PRESENTED. tunate ones at the Wooroloo SanitorAnd at Adelaide and Melbourne7 mission is the light of the nations Let BOX PLANS AT SNADEN'S PIANO SALON. NEXT TO THEATRE. ium smiling. plain -Made Re the see to Instruments not Keyboard pretend All not us PRICES: 4s., 3s 3d. 2s 2d, and Is Id. Tel. A1894. Davidson and 0. McKenna, Misses Tuned, Etc. things to be seen in the light which the Organisers. Adjusted and being Repaired is Players world Piano The -Church diffuses. Telephone A3912. won to Christ, and we must rejoice in The Westralian Farmers Limited, Wellington -street, Perth, report under date November 8, 1922. as follows:Wheaten Chaff.-The meirket has not been so well suppliea during the past week. and as a onsequence there is a To -day slight advance in values. f.a.q. to prime wheaten chaff in new ton. per 7s 6c1 £6 at sold bags Oaten Chaff.-Nothing has been forward for several days, and a few trucks of good quality should sell well. Oats.-Values are still hardening owing to old season's stocks being practically exhausted, while new season's Up oats have not yet come forward.secured to 3s 10d per bushel has been for good feed oats. Potatoes.-Contrary to expectations prices have firmed during the last few of days. Yesterday a couple of trucksand prime quality realised £8 17s 6d These prices, £9 per ton rails, Perth. however, were due mainly to the rnAr. of ket having been bare on accountand certain quantities being shipped, have the fact that some of the growers not yet started to dig.
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