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Cardinal Moran recei\ ed the following cable a short while back from Father GI .esoieel who it will be remembered isited the West with the American Fle.t :-" You Eminence's welcome to the American Fleet wa, t'ccognise.1 at a complimentary' banquet to T. l.ruhig, 1-lishop of Rockhampton, gi.'en in New ore, on lb eth of :\ °comber. The Archbishop and Clergy of New Yore, the judges and acting Mayor of the city il.tstr. tt, thank your Eminence, on behali A million' .ti the American l'eoP1-." . . A Betreat was glen by Father ssio ace', assisted by Monsignor 1'etrelu,74 and tvo Itilian priests who were visitors to Sydney, at St. Mary's ('athc.tral recently to 01, 1
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lace wont er took part in the rotions each evening.
Mt. Erin Convent, Wagga was highly suct,s,fal in the la number of students who passed Th.! sytint.y College of Music Examinat ion.
Arty Caw lee has been singing ie the Mount Gambier fol.:, who rec..iv..d !mr with treat cordiality. Her concerts in Adelaide were highly ale ee predated and very successfal.
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Mr. L. Gal eney,r, a brother of Father F. Gatimeyer, says the "Sou there Crete," has hen aPpointiad Assistant H.talth OfFcer by the City The Meebourne City Council is eX- ih residue to his nephew and St. ceston, Tasmania, and is now .7 Council Adelaide). Mr. GatnneY,r Pending the on improved methods Joseph's Receiving Home, Carlton, sears old. Ile received his primary of tar painting the surface of the in equal shares. held a similar position in this city. education at the Presentation ConHis wort will he connected with the roads, with a view to abating the vent, Launceston. Thence in tees he dust nuisance. inspect ion of food and drugs. The highest honors n the Senior won the Dunne Scholarship £h3 for Public Examinations in connection 4 years) at St. Ignatius' College, RivSnowball, who sicceethel Tommy with the Sydney University go to erview, entering Riverview in July, Fat hir Willis, who was ordainvd in St. Mary's Cathedral IS a nephew of Bent as member for Brighton, is not John Aloysius FiV-H.rbert, of St. 1905, aged 13 years. Mrs. Benjamin Hoare, wife of the likely to distinguish himself in the Ignatius' College, Riverview, winner the John 'West Medal and Grajournalist -Benjamin Political world, whatever else distinguished he of Hoare. DT. Gallagher, the eloquent Bishop Mr. Hoare has a son who might do in Sectarienism. In the hame Prive mAlal for general proseveral divisions in which he has ficiency in the Senior Public examin- of Goulburn, speaking recently at is a student at Manley College. . voted he has been in a minority. ation (November, 1909), obtained al- the annual " break-up," of St. Pat. Mr. Thomas Casey, has been elect so medals for first place in Greek, rick's College, in the course of his The Rev. Peter Henry Boyle, who algebra, plan* trigonometry, ad Captain of the M:,rytorough Fire " The special misand remarks, said Brigade for the forty-ninth year a had been temporarily in eharge of physics I!. (electricity and magne- sion, of our High Schools and Colsuccession. Captain Casey has been St. Mary's Church, Williamstown tism), proxime actPssit in geometry, leges is, Or it seems to me ought to Captain of the Maryborough brigade Vic. ), and who died on 12th Nov- second place in mechanics, and third be, to furnish leaders to our Catho ember, left by a will dated since its inception in 1861. 12th place in Latin. In the Matriculat- lic laity. ' Give me ofileers,' said August, 19o9, state to the value of ion Honors Examination he obtained' the great Napoleon-' I can get solA publican has been fined £20 for £529 personalty hooks to Rev. Fr. the Aitken Scholarship for general diers any, day.' It is the leaders, at O'Donohue, of Kew R,loo to the proficiency, as well as the Barker not the many who make a party, an having lent C.- to a policeman Horsham Viet.). priests of the Archdiocese of Mel- Scholarship, No. 2 and Homer Ex- army, a people, a nation. The great bourne £20 each to the Orphanage hibition for math metics, and the bulk of every community has deThe Strikes Suppression Bill pass- Surrey Hills Broadmeadows Found- Cooper Scholarship, No. 2 for clas- pended and always must depend on ed by the Wade Government after a ling Home, St. Joseph's Convent. sics. He attained nine A's and a B the leadership of the few. ' In stormy debate virtually penalises Footscray, and Si. Joseph's Convent in the ten subjects which he could man, not men is the Godlike dower,' those who r1101'1 to discrss alleged Williamstown ; Cio each to the Con- present at the senior. In the Matri- We require officers, leaders, men quaSome of the divisions. vent of the Good Shepherd, Abbots- culation Examination he o'tained en- lifted to organise and direct .what, grievancPs. in a full House of 72. e the Cab- ford, and the Sisters of Charity, trance to all faculties, including en- without them, would be inorganic inet only eight of a majority. C;,.. -street, East Melboerne ; with gineetrIng. He is a native of Latin - Atei llfelleee." :
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