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attend "Catholic children must not It is for the non-Catholic schools. alone to deterDiocese the of Bishop the instrucmine. in conformity with what circumtions of the Holy See, in safeguards stances and with what the against the danger of perversion. be frequentation of such schools may Law. Canon of --Code tolerated." .
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The Archbishop Officially Opens THE
CATHOLIC GIRLS' HOSTEL GREAT NUMBERS IN ATTENDANCE.
the knowledge and practice of the Catholic religion. It is precisely for this purpose. to help_ those parents who have nut the advantages of a Catholic school for their ahildren, that we hava established the correspondence Teaching of Religious Doctrine. That course is now at work. and as time goes on will he perfected more and nusre. Its ideal is to have every Catholic chiist in the schoolless areas, enrolled as members. By personal communication with each child- we hope not merely to instruct them in Christian Doctrine, but also to educate them in Christian No Catholic parent may ignore kw. this opportunity, without violating his Send responsibility to his children. the names of your etiklren in and let enbecome us help your children to
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night we sicss dissipated, and that to night the new arc inaugurating an era of rapid and a very presented Hostel Girls Catholic telling expansion in the social activianimated appearance, when a teeming ties of the Guild." crowd came to be present at its official "This Hostel, if 1 understand the Lung before the appointed opening. meaning of the word aright, is not a hour hundreds had availed themselves mere boarding !anise, but a home with a a of the occasion to look over the hostel, all the most refining influences of with and each and all pronounced it extogether home associations, and Parental Responsibility in Education. equipped, and appointed quisitely It will, first in the home's safeguards and helps. There is one sentence all many were envious of the nice things providing to the addition by in hope, addressed It is, in the Encyclical Letter prepared for the girls. a very moderate the Universal "a real the best comforts at Sovereign Pontiff to of the Archbishop, who those words to shield serious moral a of be figure. Church, which is worthy home," where girls are to have all the are friendless in a large city like Catholic parents. consideration by aill all has come to physical comforts of home life and he Perth. and a spiritual uplift by exby the indescribable influ'A worse thing thanlife which can be surrounded ample to souls exposed to deadening Bepass, the habit of 'Is real Christian home. of ences measure great influences and friendships so dangercalled Christian has in have the root fore very lung we hope to see as many It will also serve to ous to Faith. Here we and contented Cathodisappeared." smiling thirty as Christians. the lightened and day banish from the hearts of girls privilCathe and there, of the evils of the present of the Caresident girls lic eged to reside here that loneliness and reason of the insistence and out of tholic Women's Social Guild will only sense of isolation so often felt by the extenthat out finds it tholic Church, in season of a truly College when St. be happy girls in large cities. The Hostel then season, on the necessityeducation for and sions to the Hostel are essential to is not a house merely of brick Norcia New Nothapplicants. of ilaistiati and Catholic demand meet the mortar. but a centre wherein is felt Yet here in this Rix her children. be left undone by the Guild by will where ing and home parof the influence Archdiocese there are Catholic to make the home a place of comfort, touch of example one is a traditional for our the humaninclined uplift spiritual ents, who, content with and of instead refinement, upwards Church, naturally A full descripexternal adherence to the to grow girls who live there. induced to seek a lower level. Much "Adriby given was have allowed young people Hostel the afforded of tion be will feeling the in of this fellow up without any real education enne" (Mrs. Chase sin Monday's "West by the contact with the ladies of the their Faith. knowledge and practice of defenceless they Australian." which we reprint below. Guild by the knowledge that practically them leaving 8 o clock- his Grace at and Punctually take a personal interest in the temadolescent of against the dangers and girls the of attendance, welfare in was that the Archbishop poral and spiritual adult life. It is idle to maintain was taken over the building by Mrs. provided of this Hostel. those attending the publicly Guild. the of is that Trethowan. the President "The furnishing amid equipping of schools, receive an education of our of The official opening then took place. this residence have iqeant weeks the Christian.' The authorities himself Grace- having expressed I lis even protest hard and continuous work forand it of State Education do not and, saw, he all with Because delighted auxiliaries, their and committee to give a religious training. duty, the 1 course, with what he did not see, ow' has meant a considerable outlay. others neglect this primarygrows greating to, the great numbers that crowdam not an adept exactly in home furresponsibility of Catholics sitting and ed the halls and bedrooms It rests with them nishing, or a keen critic of upholsterer in propurtiog. room, he went on to say: "This duty extend that ing, but I know that as there are harto preserve, revive and be of your Hostel is a very opening must of the They monic tones in music that charm the Christian tradition. the whole mass, is the It to me. so indeed one pleasing ear and touch and melt the heart, the salt to preserve in of a long deferred but cherrealisation Christians early the there are colour tones and effects in even as were bethe is it of eye I hope and the hope, ished preaching Muse furnishing that delight the first centuries of the ginning of greater activities on the and pleasantly appeal to the aesthetic the Faith. part of the newly -formed Catholic / i am made to understand that sense The guild Guild. Social Women's separate and this aesthetic aspect is most skilfully There are two distinct the in a blank of up filling of is a with the utilitarian in the education responsibilities in the philanthropic combined and s'hurch's social the one is furnishing of this Hostel. Latnoite children thoug, out of the the that is hope I earnestly work, and "I wish now, with all the warmth tiependent upon and grows nucleus of social activities on a much and fulness of meaning that words can 1st.: The first responsibility Up to the other. wider and ambitious scale. itself, parenthood to thank on behalf of the in convey, is that inherent present our Catholic ladies have not Church and the Catholic community, parents to which obliges all Catholic taken their proportionate share in the knowthe in en. her committee, and Trethoe children Mrs. This is a bring up tneir social welfare movement. the Catholic rethe band of ,Tilling workers of the ledge and practice of mistake, for there are parts of our soexample, tonders they have done esing the for their by ligion, first cial .life that cannot be touched upon such a shot t time. and 1 pray mast in proportion to their and lir any influence. no matter howl hal- in by, the work so auspiciousthat .opportunity. and fervently eien knowledge lowed or sanctified. parts that are thy begun will be carried oil with tenactually teaching theirthechildren within the sphere of a Guild such as ly ut by the Catholic precepts perseverance and acious truths of Faith Hence. I ant glad that our yours. Thus is a Social Guild" God and of His Church. Catholic ladies are realising their Women's never may they His Grace also referred to the genMISS NANCY KENNY. responsibility which duties and responsibilities, and are bepriest or any Association wholly delegate to either to find the depth of their erosity of the Ugly Men's to ginning 14 years, pupil of the above Cols Aged inalienown their She has After the in their liberal gift of £100 inthea Hosother teacher. It is and duty, of lege for the past five years. wonderful latent powers. veryreceived was privilege, that followtel-news able right, training involved in the furnishing and been successful in passing the render an ackindly way by the committee natur which they will have to ing examinations: From her 10th. year equipment of this Hostel. I feel sure these this to entrusted thanks has beat who very Our God, count to that their vision will be enlarged, their ally. to her present age, 14 years. for singMusical philanthropic body of men. zeal quickened ,their native bashfulchildren to their care.responsibility is ing, she passed Elementary (Honours). second 2nd.: The College; Intermediate 1919, London teachers that Inthe assigning to suitable children (Honours). 1921, Trinity College; 1921, Pass), part of the education of their Class (1st. want termediate from 1922, which they are unable, (Pass), Trinity College; Senior or of sufeither of suitable knowledge,themselves. She has also sucTrinity College. ficient leisure, to impart we ceeded in passing her Pianoforte and do, certainly and obtainAnd if. as we must essential part of Examinations, Theoretical regard religion as an ed 95 marks for Intermediate Division. boy or girl, the education of a Catholic non-Catholic Theoretical. College, Trinity no it is obvious that his moral charteacher, however high knowledge, can his extensive or acter loco parentis in ever really stand are concern where Catholic children Catholic parIn other words, no non-Catholic The ladies' committee of the forthed. any to delegate ent can coming bazaar, South Perth, are holdresponsibilhis own personal parental ing another of their popular little ity in this matter of education. dances in the Swan -street Hall on FriAs this ,. day evening. to 20th. inst. liberate can will be the last entertainment before WILL DO No amount of sophistry IS THE ACME OF COMFORT. WIVES AND MOTHERS =spear un the 25th, the bazaar personal of that opening the irons DEthe ',tient THESE children a CaWELL TO PROVIDE THEIR MENFOLK WITH a record attendance is anticipated. sibility of giving his sometunes hears PERMANENT SATISFACTION AND LONG LIGHTFUL GOODS. holic education. One on himself Bayswater was en fete on WednesSERVICE WILL INEVITABLY RESULT. a Catholic parent justifying his child day last. when the marriage of Betty, he plea that-"hc teaches At it Catholic eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the Catechism, etc." ALL WOOL GIBSONIA COMBINATIoNs. instrucThomas McDonald. of Georgina -street. enneation consisted in a mere instruc23/6. All -woe!, light weight. 36in., 17/6, 10iii.. '20/6; 42in., 22/-; 44iii., Bayswater. to Mr. Harry Outridge t...l on Religious Doctrine.Dupattloup, Catholic local weight, 25/6, 28/0, 29/6.30/6. Long sleeves IP extra. was celebrated in the heavy wool tion is not education. All brings out Church by the Rev. Father Lynch. the great French Catechist, CELEBRATED GIBSONIA UNDERWE*R. proThe numberless friends of the pretty this distinction well-"Instruction of the knowledge spent ALL WOOL. the has who with bride, popular mind and the vides lifts up the greater part of her life in the little certain things. education addresses Light Weight SINGLETS. 34in.,9/-; 36in.. 9/9: 10ill., 110/11; 42in.. itmakin other each with Instruction vied soul. suburb, whole 11/3; 44in.. 12/-; 46in., 12/9. ing the day one of joyous memory for self to the understanding, education Light Weight PANTS, 10/6, 11/3, 12/.. 12/9. 13/6. 14/3. underThe church was tastefully deher. forms at the same time the the white Heavy Weight SINGLETS, 12/-43/, 14/-. 15/9. 17/3, 18/3. with choice palms and corated standing, the heart, the character, To do the work of the flowers while over the sanctuary a Heavy Weight PANTS, 13/6, 14/6, 15/6. 17/3, 18/9, 19/9. conscience. . large white wedding bell was suspendCatechism then. is not only to teach WOOL AND COTTON. but children, bride the the of to initials the doctrine between ed Christian 42in., The wedding breakfast Light Weight SINGLETS, 34in.- 3/9: 36in., 6/6; 40in., 6/11; and groom. to educate them in Christianity." not is 7/6; 44in.. 8/3: 46in.. 8/9. and reception was held in the Town is our contention that such school. was Hall, and in the evening, which possible outside a Catholic Light Weight PANTS, 6/9, 7/6, 7/11. 8/9, 9/6, 9/11. done apart for the young friends of the Consider the injustice that is Heavy Weight SINGLETS 8/9.9/9. 10/9, 12/-, 13/3. 14/3 him set happy pair, a dance, interspersed with to a Catholic child by depriving hard Heavy Weight PANTS, 9/11, 11/-, 12/3, 13/6, 14/6, 15/6. is reIt full A given. was education. and song. music of a Catholic port of the wedding will appear in a to conceive a more heartless moral MERINO FINISH. 42iii., later issue of "The Record." cruelty than to deprive a Catholic Light Weight SINGLETS, 34in., 1/6; 36in.. 4/11: 10ins 5/6; child in, his most impressionable years, 5/11; 44in., 6/6. Miss Bridie Willoughby left on Satof the atmosphere, influence, and sur7/3 44in., 6/9; 42in., It is urday last for Sydney by the KatoomPANTS. Min., 5/3; 36in., 5/9; 40in., 6/3; roundings of a Catholic school. Miss Willoughby has been assoa crime calling to Heaven for venba. HEAVY WEIGHT FOR HAJID WEAR. geance to submit him, without any lieciated with the Cathedral Choir for a 7/9. SINGLETS, 34in., 5/9; 36in., 6/3; 40in.. 5/0; 42in.. 7/3; 44in., Prior to leaving a social cessity to associations which, on long while. 8/3 evening was tendered to her by the the open testimony of those who knew PANTS, 34in.. 6/3; 36in., 6/9; 40in.. 7/3; 42in., 7/9; 44in., Catholic them best. are alien from Misses Griffin, Parry -street. when she FINE COTTON, her friends. received a souvenir from practice and tradition. Such a dea 5/11.; 44in., 6/6 privation robs him of a great part of SINGLETS, 34in., 4/9: 36in., 4/11: 40in., 5/6; 42ins Catholic his of of heritage announced is the rightful The engagement 40in., 6/3; 42in., 6/9; 44in., 7/3. 5/9; 3/3; 36in., 34in., PANTS, birth. Beryl. eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. . a e Geo. Trowbridge, Mackie -street. VicThe Law of the Church quoted in toria Park. and Harcourt, eldest son Caall binds the opening paragraph of Mr. and Mrs. M. Le Guier. of Bun tholics. "It is for the Bishop of the bury. what in determine, Diocese ALONE to ROLLER SKATING! circumstances and with what safeROLLER SKATING! guards against the danger of perverTIVOLI SKATING RINK. sion, the frequentation of such schools The TIVOLI. SKATING RINK. may be tolerated" (Canon Law). (Under Entirely New Management). mind of our Archbishop is quite clear who There are more ladies learning this Catholic parents, on this point. ever deliberately send their children to fascinating winter pastime than and Beginners are welcomed State schools, where Catholic schools before. a of sure Make the of instructed. deprived properly be to are are provided, advantages of the Sacraments. There happy winter and start now. Manager. PREWETT, In A. law. this to is but one exception On last Tuesday
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Cricket at New Norcia A Visit to Bolgart. on Saturday an eagerly anticipated
return match took place between the S.I.C. 1st. XI. and that of Bolgart, at The boys left New the latter place. Norcia early in two cars. and the match commenced about 11 o'clock. The local team batted 'first. but did not do very well, and at the adjournment for dinner at 1 p.m. ,three of At their wickets had fallen for 18. the dinner, which was tendered by the local people. in the hotel. siSeeches were made by Bro. Guibertus. Bro. Chanel. and J. Chine (captain). thanking the Bolgart team for their hospi-
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"The Catholic Girls' Hostel." (By "Adrienne.") i'hose interested in the welfare of girls will lie delighted to hear that a residence has been secured in Goner ich.street for the Catholic Girls' Hostel. a branch of work which comes under the group of activities carried The on by the Catholic Girls' Guild. house is a very comfortable one situated on the hill immediately next to the Ladies' College and the Convent For some time past memof Mercy. bers of the Roman Catholic,Communion have been anxious to do their part in affording a centre for gitls, which would enable those who are out at work all day, and have no home of their own, to enjoy the benefit and comfort of refined surroundings, amid influence home in which good a Among prbtects. strengthens and those whose interest took a very pracMalonFather late tical form was the ey, who gave all he possessed at his hostel a death to be used to establish for girls: and thence who have set his wish. with themselves to carry out his the sympathy and approval of had the have Grace Archbishop Clune, added stimulus of knowing that they were founding a work that lay very near to the heart of one for whom they had a deep affection and respect. The committee of the hostel consists of Mrs. Trethowan, president; Mrs.
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Mary Baldwin and Kitty Gieve, and A dainty supper Father McMahon. was then handed round by the committee and their helpers, and all dispersed happy. contented and pleased. Thus. has the Guild reached the perfection of their first endeavour. and brought its first activity to an end But it is only with signal success. the beginning of activities; the Guild will yet be felt in bigger and even more helpful projects. It needs only sympathy and co-operation on the part of every Catholic woman and girl ---the Guild will do the rest. A duty devolves on every Catholic woman of being a member of our Guild, thus only shall we know that our women are in sympathy --if they are not with Membership us, they are against us. fee is Is. per year.
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THE ARCHTMOCESF_ OF PERT
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Education
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SATURDAY, APRIL 14. 1923
NO. 2124.
districts where nu Catholic schools have as yet been established. Catholic parents may send their children to Such a practice is the State schools. howjust tolerated by the Church. ever, the responsibility of religious training still rests on the parents. That responsibility is inherent in parenthood itself, and it obliges all Catholic parents to bring up their children in
MADAME KNOTT
The
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shortly after dinner, but the I3olgert men were dismissed fairly cheaply for of 17 F. Loneregan compiled 53. The bowling honours were these. 211, (6 for Young shared between F. and W. Malone (4 for 30). The visitors then batted, but at first things did not shape too well. as 3 J. Clune. wickets quickly fell for 12. however, relieved the situation, and made a fine 77 before being unfortunNo other conspicuately run out. ous scores resulted from the College innings, but Young got 14 run out, A. Lonergan 13 not out, and, I. Campbell The College captain de6 run out. The College then clared at 8 for 132. took the field for the second time, but their opponent second attempt prayTheir inthe first. ed better th
nings resulted.' in 113, of which the chief compilers were E. Beard 141 reJ. tired). and F. Loneregan 1281. White claimed I wickets. Hennessy- 2. amid Young. Guhl. and Clune one each The visitor* therefore. claimed the
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Campbell did most damage with the ball. Dowsett played Egan on the bottom pitch and won, the scores being 181 to Egan made 46 runs for his team. 108. Butler and Dowsett secured all the The fielding wickets between them. on both sides was
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The chief
batters on Dowsett's side were Dow sett (35). Clarke 1331, and Butler (33), while Wing also did well with 21 runa, Grogan is still winning the cannpeti' tion by a couple of points. while Dow These two sett is coming second. teams are going to play off the final will be vicwho ee to match to-day Egan gained 10 ;,,hits and Tab tors. season. the during loch 4 Mr. Wordsworth at New Marcia. Mr. Wordsworth, the W.A. cricket coach, has been for the past week the guest of Mr. Joe Lanigan at New Nor via, and has shown himself during his stay very keen and obliging in helping along the cricket of the College boys on every occasion he is available. The boys show themselves very eager to
profit by the experience Mr.
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Amusements ROLLER SKATING. The Fascinating Winter Pastime. After all, why shouldn't Australians We are nut 30 favourably skate! situated in that respect as the "ice season" countries, hut' are catered for re Milt kably well by the provision of The Tivoli is huge concrete rinks. -
At the tea, lirother Guibertus again
referred to the great hospitality of the In a neat speech Mr. Bolgart team. no exception, and visitors from the (Bolgart's captain) said E. Beard "other side' have expressed surprise to that they- were the recipients nf the find such a really up-to-date and well an be would it pleasure. and hoped conducted roller rink ei Perth. annual recurrence both in football and As an it -d t a headi).::ling stars-i' Frank. VI:- i Messrs. Loneregan, on its own. cricket. that "s tand Fox also spoke. The visitors left man in Perth Lor away." the scene of a perfect day at eight skate a day keeps the o'clock. and after a pleasant drive and, of course. it makes tongs awkHe likes skating him reached New Norcia shortly after nine. ward for him self, hut he realises that if all Perth On Sunday. 8th. inst.. No. I and No the have a lean time! on would he played teams skated vice-presiAssociation 2 Stubbs. Mrs. Hayes and The Tivoli is commencing another Clone and Guhl were the cap, dents; Mrs. C. Cogan. treasurer: Mrs. Oval. people who have The Those season. respectively. big 2 Mesand and of secretary: tains D. Connor. hon never seen an evening session at the former batted first. 1. Campbell and dames Wilford Mitchell. Brown. D. wicenjoyable night an former spend The could rink opening. Crawcour, Grogan P. Dwyer, Ashby, Conway, watching the scene of animation from ket fell for 23, and Hennessy followed Chamberlain. Bannon. the Misses Kid They would stand. balcony. great a commodious made the Grogan He and son. Coffey, and Ashby. come away. csinvinced that skating is and 120 was made before the latter When all is said and done one of accomplishgraceful promising a and Malone. W. charming to a succumbed the most important factors in welfare ment. which .gives pleasure to all parA. Urquhart 1'22 not out, work is the personal touch, and the bowler. a sparkle in team The putting scorer. besides best ticipating. was the next committee and officers have already tluns he eye antr_a natural pink an the were finally Jasmissed fur 212 shown that they are willing to give O'flaiand Byrne Gold'., The cheeks. then -boa' themselves. as well as their means,-feis loran opened for Guhl. The latter's the sake of the work. For weeks they wicket 'soon fell, as did J. White. hut have worked early and late in furnishmade Byrne and GAD (J. captain the a home is ing the hostel and the result At call of time 61 runs a good stand that will assuredly be much appreciatGuhl's and with scored been had 9 From ed by all who live there. Byrne's totals standing at 41 and Z-.2 o'clock to six for many days they labAs the match is to be oured. coveting chairs, making and respectively. out, the result is not vet putting up curtains, amid doing the played known. have hundred and one little jobs that While the 1st. XI. were away at to be accomplished if an empty house Bolgart, an interesting scratcn match is to become a well ordered home. The Direction: Union Theatres. Ltd. each played on the ()vat by teams capcharming, was are upstairs bedrooms COMMENCING SATURDAY. tained by D. Baldwin and J. Malone. one is furnished with a different and A WEEK OF FEAST AND FUN Malone's team batted first, and though harmonious colour-one, for instance, AND DRAMA. the early. Illingworth and Malone fell is carried out in primrose, one helioThe Great Photo-Dramatic Sensacaptain and Jones made a good stave. trope. one in pink, one in blue-and, tion, 21, for happily, the committee had the ad- Malone was howled by F. Clune played Horan vantage of fresh and original ideas and Jones reached 40. Ben. steadily and retired at 11, while brought back by Mrs. Trethowan from Wilson drove A Story of the Temptations amid The coverlets on porath hit well for 18. her European tour. Tragedies of Life, well and got 9 not out. and Hynes the beds tone in with the curtains, 148. Urqureached of total is. The By Frank L. Packard. the author 12. cleanliness and the exquisite of "The Miracle Man." hart got 5 wickets for 34, F. Clime 2 course, itself a beauty of no mean or1 A Great Heart Interest Story of It is noticeable that an effort for 19, and Baldwin and J. Butler der. Mystery and Romance. Baldwin's team .fielde4 .well, each. has been made to use and make the the being J. Butler Farewell Week to and within captain the best of simple things that are The second team LEE SILDONS, most conspicuous. the reach of all. for the reason that bowlSensational Balancing easily MoSeley depoorly-. 1 heir started In such use, and, such simple devices, only 7. Act. monstrates in a practical way to the ed Urquhart and Seaman got a differmade And to Butler and Baldwin girls how possible it is to get the right JACK THOMPSON, ence, and Butler was piactag the ball and dainty effect without the expendiTie Popular Baritone. Sleeping-out correctly on all sides of the wicket. ture of much moneys Who will appear with Owing to time he retired at 25. amid accominoclation is being arranged, amid of rest the and after, Baldwin shortly NELLIE OSMONDE, bathrooms and cupboards all ge to the team went easily before the bond. The Leading Soprano. in a make for the conVenience of the boardgot 'Moseley Vocal Ensemble and Seem. At the linen tea arranged Its, ing cif Moseley amid Jones. ers. 4 wicket. Jones 3, Malone I. Total 80. Every Evening--Finals Friday. Mrs. Brown and Miss Coffey no fewer to consented NOVEL POLE It(WPING COMthan 120 packages of linen were re- Mr. Wordsworth kindly PETITIONS., umpire and help the players. ceived, while at the kitchen tea, got Open to All. Entries to Box Office. up by- Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Conway, Junior Cricket Competition. THURSDAY and kitchen. the for WEDNESDAY, furnishings the entire Tulloch opposed Egan on the top FRIDAY EVENINGS ONLY. and funds into the bargain, were prolast Saturday. but according to pitch Request. Special By large a is there Downstairs cured. chances he was beaten by 3 runs, the Three Final Recitals and roomy dining-room. and sitting scores for each team being 130 to 135 SUTTON, to be HILDA soon are MISS room and tennis courts V. O'Halloran was the for 3 wickets. Australia's Great Prodigy. got into order. chief mischief maker with the ball, Girl Violiniste, Charming Most The rejoice Those who love trees will taking away 7 lives, while Wynat seAnd The that the hostel is surrounded by beau- cured the other three wickets. WALES OF PRINCE tiful trees which grow in the garden chief scorers for Tulloch's team were Orchestra De Luxe. Now that Of of the college next door. (57) and D. Prigers 127). liesford USUAL. AS PRICES the hostel is ready the girls who so the three wickets that fell . n Egan's Box Plans at Theatre. desire will have an opportunity of the side A. Tulloch secured two. Seats Booked by 'Phone A2222. happy community of life and the joy amid had a Dowsett, played Grogan inof which comes from community C. Campbell serrvery easy victory. terest and aspiration and work. and runs for Grogas, and B. Campwhich plays so large a part in the ied 72 followed The whole with 27. bell happiness of a useful amid well-balanc. Dowsett't team fc:1 total was 162. THE WORKING MAN'S BUTCHER. ed life. on the was Madigan E. for 73, since 2d. TO 4d. PER POUND CHEAPER Facts About the Hostel and Guild. ball. THAN ANY OTHER BUTCHER. On Sunday Grogan played Tulloch 1. Hostel 'phone number is A3554. $34 BULWER-STREET The scores on and won by 25 runs. 2 All applications to be addressed (ooratsite Commonwealth Hotel). good the to both sides were low, owing to the "Matron, Catholic Girls' Hostel. highThe fielding. quick and bowling Goderichatreet." semis look like nrrie smell like. 17. est score on Tulloch's side was 3. President of the Guild: Mrs. Irelir.," 111 vs rev) which was made by Shine. B. and c. thowan, 267 St. George's Terrace, 'Phone .14256. 4. Secretary of Catholic Women's Social Guild is Mrs. D. Connor, 185 Stirl'Phone A3276. ing -street. Perth. 5. Treasurer of the Guild is Mrs. C. Cogan. 'Phone A4848. -
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The Annual Smoke Re -union of the above Association will he held at the Literary- Institute, on Wednesday. April 18, at 8 p.m.
All ex -Collegians are cordially invitTickes obtainable from ed to attend. the undersigned. REG. F. COOPER. Hon. Secretary. Forrest. Chambers 'Phone A2044.
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