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I led lei Corsimonwealth. the people :tell ;mil Father B. Sheridan, whu doSisAliriderr, and Wilga were renated books towards our library; Mr. in the great loss ishich they will suspresented in the assemblage. r. Teaand Mrs. A. White. Mrs. S. Martin, Mrs. tain by Mr. an Mrs. Moffat's departure. gue (punt',' and Mr. L. Nesbitt (corRudiments of Music: 13. Haines. O'Rourke, and Miss Sermon, who so (Prolonged applause.) Here the chairnet were responsible for the music. Division III.: 13. Rudduck. K. Hill, kindly arranged entertainments in aid man asked all to join in singing "For H. Mulcahy, M. White, P. Cowan, A. "Annie Laurie," "Snowflakes," and The distribution of prizes was held Francis. "Old Black Joe" were nicely sting by they are jolly good fellows." which was of our stall at the recent bazaar, and which were a huge success; also the on Wednesday afternoon, December 13, "`.tether, Mine." sung with great gusto. the school children. Diviison M. Jensen, C. BirmingSouthern Brook and Grass Valley peoin the School Hall. Ilis GrIce, the ham, D. Dawson. J. Holland. by Mrs. Campbell, "R ...," by Miss Mr. Moffat, in responding, said: On ple, for attending same; Mrs. F. R. Archbishop of Perth, Dr. Clime, and a Ethel Faulkner arid "'Ilia Rosary" by behalf of Mrs. Moffat and myself. I I.: E. Antoine, Y. O'Connor. Division Walsh (Egoline). Messrs. Houluahan, large gathering of parents and friends Mr. Teague (piano) and Mr T.. Nesbit sincerely thank you for the presents Flaherty, Foley, Hager, Tomlatsan. and (Trinity Elocution Examinations were present. The stage was daintily (cornet), followed. and the kind. appreciative and valedickind Blends came College). decorated in yellow and white. and the tory sentiments expressed in our re- Williams.eachThese The Chairman (Mr. .1as. Farrell}) time to give the,r sup forward array of children in their white frocks 1.ife ie made tip of meetings Preparatory Division: D. Kernels C. spoke of the great services rendered, gard n e:ery way Espeer made an attractive picture amidst the Noonan. and partings: associations and friend- pet and help rriel the esteem in w hick the guests do we thank Mrs. J. Sermon for soft draperies. A short but delightful Junior Diviison: M. Mulcahy (hon- were held, and called on Miss Elsie ships are formed, and then, occasions ally generous donation, a bottle conher musical programme was provided and ours). E. Antoine, G. Horan, T. O'Con- Kelly to make the presentation on be- like this arise in which feelings of taining threepenny bits, for a guessing gave ample evidence of the high musinor, B. Rudduck.. half of the school children. which she gratitude, mingled with regret, are utwhen counted on which, competition, cal attainments of the pupils. Miss did in a few well chosen words. Mrs. tered. We have been in Noggerup over the last night repreernted the sum of Royal Life Saving Society. M. Breckler played Seeling's "Loreseven years striving to do our duty tochildren, what Moffat said: "My dear truly a pleasant surprise. The donaAward of Merit-Silver aledal: H. ley," and an address was prettily spokwards the school children, and helping M. tion was given epreitsiessusly, but Mrs. Lonergan, E. Francis. M. Lovell, B. shall I say to you? You, whose lives to fit them to play their part nobly on en by Miss Mary Mulcahy. The school my have so closely touched own durthe Church. orchestra gave a fine rendering of Hoff- Seward, M. Friedman, N. Mulcahy, M. ing the past seven years, and what the stage of life. Our essential and Sermon is very genetote; to are indeed least, we mann's "Barcarolle," which was en- Mulcahy; S. Mulcahy. first duty was to the children. As to Last, butto not words of mine fittingly frame the can of "The and staff Moffit. M. BreckEditor the Medals: C. grateful Bronze thusiastically applauded by the audigratitude that fills my heart when I our success or otherwise your actions Record" fer courtesy and kindness exHill, K. V. Matthews. C. Noonan, ler, ence. Later the orchestra played "Inthink of all your devotion and kind- testify. This withering gives un- tended to us in always finding space Slatery, N. Sheahan, A. Francis, B. termezzo." The school choir sang doubted proof. Those who are com- for our reports, etc., in connection with ness? 1 thank you all, from the tinwith pleasing effect two items, "The Rudduck, M. Mulcahy, D. Kernan. to judge give unstinted praise our entertainments. We find that Elementary and Proficiency Certifi- iest child at school up to the oldest petent Fairies" and "Water Lilies." A junior Every other move- very often the report in "The Record" to our efforts. senior pupil, and also those little tots Y. O'ConJensen, M. A. Newton, cates: was school song, "The Toy Balloon," our assistance ment which demanded who don't come school at all, for to of our receiving Birmingthe means has been Miss nor, V. Lake, C. Nqpnan, C. sweetly sung by the tiny tots. your beautiful gifts of this evening. I and support for the good of Noggerup support from friends who otherwise R. Lake played with fine discrimina- ham. J. Holland. thank you for the loyalty, love and and the surrounding district. most would not have known of our wants. Bookkeeping Examinations. tion "Antomne," by Chaminade, and obedience I have ever received from readily received our heartiest recogni- Wishing "The Record" every success in Miss Muriel Slattery played a violin (In connection with Stott and Hoare's you; and I trust when I am far away tion. The Jenolan model of "His Masthe new year, and thanking each and The little consolo. "Moto Perpetuo." Business College, Melbourne.) you will have a thought for me and re- ter's Voice" gramophone. and the exevery one for their kindness.-Yours, cert ended with their own school song. Grades I. and II.: N. Sheahan. H. member me as one who tried her best quisite Zonophone records procured for NELL' E WALSH. etc. "Hail Queen of Loreto." White, S. Mulcahy. E. Paxton, D. Ker- to make you all good citizens. And now the school will ever be a source of reSecretary. chilfor the The report of the school year was nan, C. Courboules. and elevation finement farewell children. A word that has East Northam, 27/12/1922. Nogresidence at then read by the Mistress of Schools. and recall our dren, been and must sound be. a that makes Prise List. His Grace, after presenting the prizes, The Hall Committee, the us linger, yet, farewell-good-bye, good- gerup. E. Christian Doctrine.-Class I.: spoke in high terms of the educational I'ianu Fund, the Football and Cricket bye." 1, V. Matthews Class II.: O'Connor. work done by the Loreto Sisters. He Then Mr. Jas. Kelly, manager of Clubs, the Parents' and Citizens' Assocongratulated them on the brilliant (presented by Mr. Carroll); 2, M. Mul- Millers' Kirup Mill, made the presents ciation are bound up with our stay. successes of the past year, both in cahy; 3, M. Jensen. Class III.: C. BirSTUDENTS FOR THE PRIESTWe pin our faith in the beautiful saythin to Mr. and. Mrs. Moffat, for the mingham. HOOD. music and at the public examinations. people. He said he had known Mr. and ing- I.: D. Oc Church History.-Class given entertainment He said that the Three Half-13tirsaries are offered by Mrs. Moffat for eight years. and he had "The friends thou hest and their adopby the children was delightful, and re- kerby. Class II.: 1, S. Moffit; 2. Y. journeyed a long distance to do honour to those desirous of Union the Manly tion tried. , gretted that he had been unable to be O'Connor. Class III.: D. Dawson. to them, as they were worthy of the Grapple to thy bosom with hoops of studying for the Priesthood' Bursaries Student: A. Sub -Junior Class.-Best "Pinaof present at the performance tenable for full course of six years, steel." Francis (presented by Me. Larkin). best. They were excellent teachers-. fore" on the previous Saturday evencommencing March 1st, 1923. SVe have ever striven, by word and Written and good teachers are hard to get-so 1st. Aggregate: S. Afoffit. He said that it had seemed to ing. he had experienced-and they had ad- example to ennoble and refine the chilApplications, together with letter 2. A. Francis. 1, S. Moffit; Exams.: him an ambitious effort, but, according mirably trained the children as the from Parish Priest, should be address-like to the glowing accounts he heard on English: M. Lovell (presented by the audience had realised even from the dren, always inculcating the Godanyed to lion. Sec. of Maid): Union, Rev. principle of never speaking ill of all sides, it had been most successful. examiner, Mr. Davies Moore). Preparatory Class.-Best Student: children's beautiful singing this even- one: to have a good word for all. N. A. Clack, St. Francis', Melbourne, He congratulated the students on their high class. The ing, which was of a Genuine character and Christian bear- not later than January 31st., 1923. Application: E. Lake. W. Newton. success. and said that it was only in guests are worthy of the highest praise ing demand this. We wish all con1st. Aggregate: 1, V. Lake; 2, K. Hill. keeping with the refinement. elegance, J. Z. DODD. Written,Exams.: 1, V. Lake; 2, V. and honour- and are treasures wheverer tinual happiness and prosperity. We and intellectual skill always displayed PIPE ORGAN MANUFACTURER. their lot is cast. When they are gone shall 1,1,1 wit rice in Ilre fitture, as we Mulcahy O'Connor. M. English: (pry RE -MAKER, PIANOFORTE by the pupils of Loreto. seine by the examiner. Mr. Davies from Noggertip, only then will the peo- have clone in the past, to hear of your Etc.. Etc. ple realise fully flue loss their children success in every way. PERTH. %Me thank all Prize List. -STREET, Moore). HAY 895 (Between King and Milligan Sts.) Intermediate Class.-Aggregate: D. and themselves have sustained. They for this valedictory function. We Results of Public Examinations. won duty and nobly done their Melbourne. have and Adelaide And at Dawson. specially thank those friends who have Re -Made Leaving Certificate.-K. Ockerby: Merit: E. Francis (gold medal, pre- the esteem and admiration of every- travelled so far to show us their hon. All Keyboard Instruments Tuned, Etc. English (honours), French (honours), sented by Mrs. Hellion). E. O'Connor, body, as all Noggerup and the district. our and esteem. 'Fri the artistic hands Adjusted. and RepAired Players Piano Latin (honours), History. (tireat apto -night can testify. here A. Francis, D. Dawson, E. Lake. that so beautifully deCoraln the hall Telephone A3912. Junior Certificate. Order: E. Francis, A. Francis, D. plause.) we tender our thanks. Our hearts are Mr. Colin Campbell (East Kirup) Dawson. N. Sheahan' M. Mulcahy, full of gratitude which we ask each to C. Mottit: English, History, French, "GOLDEN WEST" supported Mr. Kelly's remarks in a accept to the full. You shall ever have Mary Mulcahy. Latin, Mathematics, Music. CIGARETTES. eulogistic manner. Nothing was most a and memories. Deportment: E. Francis, A. Francis. a green place in our N. Lovell: English. French, Latin, too good for the guests of the evening, warm place in our hearts. Again I D. Dawson, N. Sheahan. Geography, Music. MADE IN WEST AUSTRALIA. Eurythmics: 1, M. Breckler (pre- and words failed him whereby fittingly thank you a hundredfold. God bless E. Francis: English, History, French, 11 FOR fld. to express not only his own feelings of all. (Great aplpause.) sented by Mr. Rutter); 2, K. Moffit. Drawing, Music. of the immense but those appreciation. I, N. Lovell (presented by History, Tennis: English, E. O'Connor: PURE VIRGINIAN TOBACCO. gathering before him, for Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Lovell); 2, D. Kernan (presented French, Latin, Drawing, Music, MatheDIRECT FROM GROWER TO CORRESPONDENCE. ennobling untiring and cernMoffat's by Mr. Lovell). matics. FACTORY. They are and edifying lives. duct Drawing: I. M. Lonergan (presented French, Slattery: English, History, (T.. the Editor of "The Record.") teachers above the ordinary, and have Drawing. Music (honours), Mathe- by Mr. Doepel); 2, K. Hill (presented ST-PPORT LOCAL INDUSTRY. me space allow principles into you kindly inculcated Sir.-Will continuously by Mr. Doepel). matics. those under their charge in such a way in "The Record" to thank most sincereSinging: At. Lonergan. OBTAINABLE FROM ALL STOREP. Heaney: English, History, French, Music: V. Lake. M. Breckler, M. as to reflect lasting credit on themsel- ly on behalf of the Children of Mary. Drawing, Geography, Music. KEEPERS. who have friends ves, and to make the children honour- the following kind Slattery, N. Sheahan, C. Noonan, D. M. Breckler: English, French, Music able citizens. Such training makes helped us in so many ways during the Dawson, E. Antoine, K. Moffit. "SHAMROCK." (honours), Mathematics. past year:-The Rev. Father O'DonNeedlework: C. Courboules, K.. Hill. for the stability of the home and the English. History, Mulcahy: M. TEA AND GRILL ROOMS. C. Birmingham. WELLINGTON -STREET, PERTH. French, Music, Mathematics. by Miss History, Prizes presented M. SHERIDAN, Proprietress. Elocution: English. Ockerby: D. Fitzgerald: Clare Noonan, Mary MulFrench, Drawing. SAVOY OAFS Drawing, cahy. History, N. Mulcahy: (Under New Management), Bookkeeping. E. Paxton, S. MulMusic. cahy, M. White, N. Sheahan, D. KerOpposite Savoy Hotel. University Music Examinations. nan. A TRIAL SOLICITED. Grade Hs V. Lake (honours), M. by Mr. Essay Prize (prizes presented MRS. RAMPANT and MISS TORMAY Breckler (credit). K. Brennan, N. Lov- Lovell): 1, Edna Francis; 2, C. Moffit. Proprietresses. ell. Special Prize for Essay on Mass: S. M. Slattery (honours), C. (Late of Bungalow Cafe.) Grade Moffit. Noonan (honours), M. Mulcahy (cre Special Prize for Loyalty to the For Quality, Civility and Attention dit)' N. Mulcahy (credit), N. Sheahan School (awarded by votes'of compan(credit). Try PHIL-PS', ions): E. Francis. Grade IV.: .P. Dawson (honours), S. NEV BUTCHER'S 5110P, School. Junior D. Moffit (credit), P. Cowan (credit), 334 EULWER-STREET, Elementary Class.-Aggregate J. Kernan, E. Paxton, E. °Connor, M. ( Opposite Commonwealth Hotel), Catechism: E. Holland. Friedman. Breckler (Violin). Written E. Holland. Drawing: Grade V.: E. Antoine (honours), J. G. E. DINES. Friedman (credit), E. Holland :cre- Exams.: S. Atkinion. PIANO and ORGAN TUNER, Class III.: J. Freman-Catechism, dit), N. Sundercambe (credit:. N. New. 955 HAV-STREET Nature Study. Bible History. English, ton (credit), J. Kipling (Violin). K. Afoffit-Conduct. English, Antis' Grade VI.: J. Henderson, M. MulO'KEEFE. M. J. metic, 2nd. for Written Exams. S. cahy (Violin), K. Hill (Violin) J. HolButcher. 245 Carr-st., Leederville. Horgan-Conduct, English, Sewing, land (Violin). Prime Beef, Mutton, Pork, Lamb al1st. B. Braddon-English, University Theoretical Examinations. Writing. ways on hand. Corned Beef and Small M. Wilkie-Engfor Written Exams. a Speciality. All Meat kept in Goods Grade III.: M. Breckler (honours), N. lish. N. O'Connor-Improvement in Tel. A3207. Cool Storage on Premises. Sheehan (honours), V. Lake (credit), English. Recitation. G. HendersonM. Lovell (credit), E. O'Connor (creImprovement in English, Neatness. J. HEVRON. P. Mulcahy, M. (credit), Slattery M. dit), Bolton-English Class II.-Betty Customs, Shipping, and Forwarding K. Brennan. Lessons. Pattie Braddon-Arithmetic. Agency. General Carriers. MUM Grade IV.: J. Holland honours), B. Lily Culligan-Spelling. Patricia Ahern more Chambers, Fremantle. Tel. B277 (creA. Francis Rudduck (honours), Politeness. History, Bible -Catechism. dit), P. Cowan (credit), M. Mulcahy Joan Hales-General Improvement. THE W.A. DAIRY. (credit), B. Haines (credit), D. KerClass I.-Pattie 'Piper-lst. for LesTHE W.A. DAIRY, Wanneroo-road nan. Felix Donovan -2nd. for Lessons. Osborne Park. D. Keane. Pure milk Grade V.: E. Paxton, E. Antoine. Tony -,Gtuart-Number. Marsons. delivered twice daily to any part of the Royal Academy of Music. ietta Stuart-Number. Michael Aherncity, direct from our own cows to customers. Tel. A4881. Supplying the Arthur Morgan-Improvement. Sums. Advanced Grade: V. Lake, E. Lake. Convents and Colleges. M. Breckler. Intermediate: K. Lonergan. B. NOGGERUP MARK DUNK. Haines. For all Kinds of Plumbing, GasFitting, Higher Division: S. Moffit, K. Hill. TO MR. AND MRS. FAREWELL and Galvanised Iron Work, Lower Division: A. Francis, M. MulMOFFAT. 332-334 WELLINGTON -ST.. PERTH cahy, P. Cowan. 1k1. Jensen, P. DawLicensed Plumber and Drainer. evening last, the hall Saturday On son, B. Rudduck. K. Lonergan Violin), To the Metropolitan Water Supply was filled to overflowing when the peoSewerage. and Drainage Department. Ts!. Slattery (Violin). ple of Nuggerup and the surrounding Dairying Utensils. Baths. Bath HeatElementary Divison N. Newton. r ers. Tanks. and Windmills Made and Freman, B. Braddon. N Sundercombe, districts assembled to bid Mr. and Mrs. Moffat farewell and to present them Erected. M White (Violin). Primary Division: K. Moffit (hon- with valuable souvenirs of their stay. and of a social consisted function The NEWCASTLE CLUB ours), S. Horgan, M. Wilkie, G. Henderdance, interspersed with vocal and inHOTEL. son. M. Mulcahy (Violin), B. Rudduck strumental items. Mr. Jas. F. Kelly. (Violin). K. Hill (Violin), C. BirmingSouth Terrace, Fremantle. Newly Rethe President of the Parents' and Citinovated ham (Violin). V. Lake (Violin). and Up -to-Date Goldfields zens' Association. Noggerup, was on and North-West Customers specially R.A.M. Theoretical Examinations. The hall was beauthe platform. catered for. South Beach trams stop at door. Proprietor: T. H Ryan (late Higher Division: M. Lovell, M Breck- tifully decorated for the occasion. ReSecretary Celtic Club, and Wyndham). sidents of Greenbushes, Kirup, Donnyler, E. Francis. Tel. B137. brook, Lowden, Mumballup, Lyall's Lower Division: V. Lake, E. Lake, S.

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