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The Record Newspaper 19 February 1910

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PuJelled Every Saturday.

Registered at the G.P.O. Perth, for Transmission by Post as a Newspaper.

No. 1,02. VOL. XXXIV.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 191o.

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CONTRACTORS TO THE W.A. AND COMMONWEALTH GOVERNMENTS.

Dr. Frederick Lloyd, of West He wag born Melbourne, is dead. in Jr 1,Ind, 82 years ago.

rho ,vieleourne Public Library is with tea rooms for the con1. t veni nee of its reading public.

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The Very Rev. Father John McCarthy, Chancellor of the Archdiowe of Melbourne, has gone on a 12 -months' visit to Europe.

Brother Hughes of the Christian Brothers' Novitiate, Strathfleld, is at present touring the Warwick district on behalf of the novitiate. The " Age" admits that itte.2 claim the Irish People to have Purely Irish affairs legislated for in a Parliament has both reason and equity

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Of St. Vincent's hospital Meleourne conducted by the Sisters of Charity, and for which Lord Dudley made a public appeal for funds ; Dr. Syme says :-" I don't think any hospital of its size is more up to date than St. Vincent's Hospital, Melliourne."

The Right Rev. Mgr. Byrne, V.G., will celebrate his 76th birthday on 22nd inst.. he having been horn in Dublin in tee!. On April 20 next 11.44(?brates the golden jul-Alee of his ordination to the priesthood, and steps are now being taken to suitably commemorate the event. A charge of having suborned witnesses who gave evidence for the defendant, Mr. Robert Harper, M.H.R. in the recent slander case of Ronald v. Harper, has been preferred against Patrick Hill, an ex-Poebal employee. He is remanded on bail.

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ing his friends in Adelaide, was pre- tion against the injustice, oppression ciple would mean that men would sented with an address and a set and wrong of a larger, more power- be more inclined to establish homer of breviaries, at Norwood, by his ful and richer nation. Opposed to friends and former school compan- Home Rule are armaments and ions. The Rev. Father P. Moloney Fleets, the forces of privilege, unSpeaking on the work of the M.S.H., also of Kensington, who has scrupulous wealth, aristocracy, and " World's Hospitals," Dr. G. A. An Irish Pipe Band has ben org- been visiting Maitland, South Aus- racial hatred ; and behind it is just Syme, the eminent Melbourne Snx tralia, of which he is a native, was an abiding confidence in eternal jus- geon, recently returned from a tors anised in Melbourne and it promisin sin es to be a real live entity in the presented with an address gnd pre- tice-a holy Conviction that in the in Europe, 'and America, end right must of prevail and truth interview with a representative Celeeircles fibl of that city. It is sented with a silver chalice. meeting with generous support. His From 1906 to 1902 the Immigra- must triumph. There is no wealth, the Melbourne "Age," said of a boeGrace, the Archbishop has given tion Bureau in Sydney handled 14,- no aristocratic or social influence pital conducted by the Sister. of EA 3e. towards its funds. Already 009 assisted immigrants, as follows, behind it, only the continued demand St. Francis in the United States it ha, iri,se a series of entertain- In 1906, 637 ; in 1907, 3673; in of an ancient nation and a brave I went to Rochester, Minnesota. a ments which were largely' attended. 1308, 4106, and last year 5539. It race-rightly struggling to he free." very small town, where the surgical is claimed that these immigrants work performed is probably the finest in the world. There is a hoeelThe Very Rev. Father Thomas have been selected with great Care, Mini Muleahey, speaking at a meet- tal there, Containing about 300 beds, has resulted in the introducO'Farrell, C.SS.R., who some little and tion of a type of farm labourer, who ing of women voters held at Carl- built and conducted bF the Sisters while hack, was stricken with a sercan most readily adapt himself to ton on Saturday afternoon last, said of St. Francis, a Catholic Order. It ious illness while conducting a misprevaliing conditions. The bur- it was their duty. now that they is entirely for paying patients. The sion at the Haymarket, is at pre- the eau. it is stated, has not experienc- had the franchise, to use it so that institution is directed -by Dri. W. sent at the Redemptorist Monastery ed the slightest difficulty in placing it would be of the greatest benefit and C. Mayo, who have organised It at Wellington, Now Zealand, where :In suitable situations all farm lab- to the greatest number of the com- and made it the wonderful instituhe went to recuperate. His h-alth is very couch improved, and he re- ourers who have come to the State. munity. Ow of the questions that tion it is. They have quite an army should engage their attention was of assistants of every possible kindturns to Australia abort the beginthat of equal Pay for equal work. specialists, pathologists, artiste, and ning of March. " The Trish cause," said Dr. It was the wish of the Labour Par- Photographers, with innumerable labO'Donnell at the Home Rule rally ty that women should enter as little oratories for research and investigaThe Rev. Father M. Smith, M.S.H. of the TT.I.T.. In Victoria, is the ss possible into competition with tion. They do an amount of stireiof Kensington, who has been visit - cause of a Poor and struggling na- men, and the adoption of the men- eel murk that is oolmno* ,

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