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VOL. XXXIV.
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SATURDAY MARCH 19, 1910.
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CONTRACTORS TO THE W.A. AND COMMONWEALTH GOVERNMENTS.
The Archbishop of Adelaide who severely during the recent Suffered heat wave, has decided to leave on es a health trip round the coast
Head Office : BarrackStreet, Perth.
Factory. and Saddlers Ironmongery Department, Murrarst., Perth
the P. to O. mail steamer, which leaves Adelaide on Saturday March, sth, and calls at Melbourne, SydAuckland, and Hobart, says, ney, Cross," His Grace " Southern will be accomPanisd by the Very Rev. Father Francis, C.P., rector of St. Paul's Retreat, Glen Osmond. The Archbishop expects to he away aho it a month, and during his absence the administraetion of the Archdiooese will be in the experienoed hands of the Right. Rev. Mgr. Byrne, V.G.
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BECHTEL
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On Sunday venine, ryth February the Bishop of Rockhampton (Right Duhig delivered a brief Rev. Dr. and intsresting account of his audi-
ences with the Pope, dwelling particularly on the interest., which the Pope tr,anifested in the various Ca!hulk. societies and sodalities. The Pope, Bishop Duhig said, wrote with his own hand saecial blessings for the Catholic Young `"en's Societies, Rockhampton and Toatn:ville, of and these he (the BishoPi would present to the two bodies in due
course. Perhaps what most interested the Holy Father was his Lordship's account of the religious educational work of the Christian BroPope thers and of the nuns. The to eiseitrusted to him some medals all be distributed as special prizes the various Catholic schools in th,. dioc-sa. The most substantial gift from the Pole to Rockhampton was of two free bursaries in the form in a
A Corner of the Factory.
the University of the Propagan- for the see
of Auckland, is well the interests of Catholics in Austraclerical and lay circles lia and the Dominion. He has earthroughout the Commonwealth. He ned for himself a reputation as a writer on Catholic sublaboueed successfully at Ararat and vigorous He will be in Rome in other parishes of the Diocese of jects. Ballarat, and Len years ago he was June, andNew is not expected to reZealand until Novemturn to offered and accepted the position of editor of the " New Zealand Tab- ber nsst. let,- a position which he has filled flotation of the Tasmanian The At a large gathering of priests at with marked ability and advantage t'hurch in New Zealand. Shale and Oil Co. has been successon to th St. Mary's Cathedral Sydney, over 8,000 shares we're apMonday, a presentation of an illu- The .sret society of Orangemen has ful. and been exposed by him in a pamphlet plied for in the early part of last minated a3dress, gold chalice iso Wises of tableware and silver tens of thousands of which have week. is plat. was made to Dr. John Car- been sold throughout the CommonSister M. Stanislaus, one of the wealth and beyond its borders. Amroll, the Bishop-elect of Lismore. ongst his other works are his "Ex- original Sisters of Mercy who founX. del the convent at Newtown so Manus o'Donnell, son of position of the Decree of Pius Master North on Matrimony," and his " An Im- years ago, died at that institution N. M. O'Donnell, of Dr. Melhoarn s has been awarded the peached Nation,"- He came out on Friday evening, February 2,,th. scholarship for violin at the. Mar- from Ireland with the late Bishop The deceased lady had been a nun to Moote, in 1888. of Dr. Cleary, who for 6o years, and the Convent shall -Hall Conservatoritur. Up the prssent he has been the pupil of is at presene on an extensive tour, Our Lady of Mercy at Newtown, place of abode in this the her only Fran/ 0. Schieblich, but will has a letter from his Grace For many years she was continue his studies at the Archbishop of Melbourne, to act for country. now Mast r O'Donnell the Australian Catholic Truth Socie- a successful teacher at St. CatherCons- -satoritini. the is only y years of age. andewas the ty, and his principal object is to ap- ine's day school for girls at, youngest of all the competitors for point asencies, with the view of tak- convent, and her pupils, many of ing m,Iviires to protect Shp Catholic whoa: are now mothers of families, the scholorshils rommunit, from statem:nts which retained a strong affection for her to till the end. R.I.P. Dr. Cleary, who is " Dynissimus" may be considered detrimental
to da, Rome to priests destined labour in the diocese. These repreMoney value of about sented a dioA benefactor of the £2.s.o. eese in Ireland, his Lordship added in .'.11 Heallows' 4ifid placed £Rno Colless, Dublin, for a similar purpose.
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Cardinal Moran, his Eminence speaking at the annual meeting of subscribers at the Mater Miaericordiae Hospital, North Sydney, passed a few observations upon a system for ending the lives of incurables, which was being advocat,ed in He had notActhe United States. ed, he said, that some of the old pagan systems were being advocated One of the in the United States. Roman Emperors had ordered that all those who were bedridden, and the helpless poor. or in desperate cases of sickness, be all gathered to together and he brought down Austria. They were put in a ship, and were then all cast into the sea. se, That was how matters were In the Unitled in pagan times. ted Statee to -day there were advothought that a pill who cates should be given to incurables to end the Pain of the Poor sufferers. That was a return to the Pagan system. He hoped that those things advocated beyond the Pacific would the not he' advoc.atted here among people of Australia.