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SATURDAY, MAY 14, 191o.
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lather T. D'Arcy, of the Lismore Diocese, died at Longreach (Q.), recently, the cause of death being an affection of the throat. About a month ago he left his diocese for Queensland in search cif health. At Longreach, where he was to officiate during Father Lane's absence, he torte a had turn and passed away. Some time ago he visited It land with the intention of joining the V incentian Order but ill health compelled his return to New Smith Wales-R.I.P.
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Ninety dealt pri ate were present at the e4carterly Conference of the Cler y h Id recently in St. Mary's Cathedral Chapter, Hall. Monsia nor O'Brien presided. The neat Conference is fixed for the 27th July. A pupil of the Sisters of St. Jost Ph at Lochinvar, near Maitland Miss Elsie Hewitt si cured three scholarships avon,. of th ailaide for A ust relia in connection with th' Itoyal ee of Music, Loud: n. The schol !shiP entitles Mies Hewitt to a coarse of two ei(years' in the Royal Coll !ga of Music. She is only mixteed years of nee and is sad to have a beautiful contralto voice which will yet me e hAi famous. The good Si-t'rs may reasonably feel proud of the success; of their pupil.
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The Sydney "Freeman," says Mr. ohn nee is reported as a Pro)4.habil Hay oponent of Mr. Hogue at the Mere th? State electia He will meet him! as a Labour canfuneral The of the late E. W. social position. He was big-hearted, teen very ill, but the latest reports did ite. What' is happening ? Hogue M.P., was the largest and tender, too,' and if he has not say he was improving. and Haynes were in the same poli O'Sullivan. seen . in sydney for many years. Re- left behind him a great deal of tical camp for man- , ears, and had The net balance of the St. the same religious! prejudices. But presentatives from all the public this world's goods, it is because his Patin ric Cs Day of the two, John was the brainier. a -.d commercial institutions of the purse was ever oPen to those Sports at) Sale (Vic.).! city were present. St. Mary's need." was was £273 lbs. which will be devotCan it be that the wisdom. of age . crowded during the obsequies and is tamin : those prejudices ? ed to the maintenance) of the Priimmense numbers thronged the street The Mother Rectress of St. Vin- mary schools. r Aeltereitie and Hyde Park, cent's Flospitali (Melbourne), accomopposite. A Sydney erchazige hints that panted by Sister Mary Xavier, goes Hileh Mahn !was exeluled from the Nearly a thousand people' welcomnew Fish?r Government od personal The " Catholic Press," says of by the Miltiadies on a trip to Eu- ed Mr. Fisher at Spencer-street stagrounds. What were the personal him, by way of tribute to his me- rope. The Mother Rectress was giv- tion (Melb.)., recently. Lore Richgrounds, it would he interesting to mory, " umbers' posfiihly never ag- en a purse containing 105 sover- ard Neville and the private secreknow. them ? It was certainly not reed with his politics, but there eigns, presented by the Sisters and tary) of the Go ienaor-General, proon the grourd of mental inefficiency were few citizens throughouti the Nurses. Mrs. D. Slattery, of East ceeded with the Prime Minister to er lac% of energy . Mallon can hold State of New South Wales who did Melbourne gave the Mother Rectress Government House, whert4 Mr. Fishie aen with any one of them so not admire hiss hne candour and £140 and Mrs. Southall, of Rich- her lunched with his Excellency,. ' tan as trains and energy' are con- rugged honesty of purpose. During mond presented Sister Mary Xavier his Parliamentary career there were with a cheque for £104). These laThe Melbourne Hospital is heavcerned. numerous scandals, and mane peo- dies, says the " Advocate." have re- ily in debt owing, it is stated, to A brilliant meteor has been seen ile in, high places preferred riches to tarded it as a privilege to be the the MTh price of provisions. The in Queen eland. They sky! was honour, hut Mr. O'Sullivan remain- purchasers of return tickets ldr the overdraft stands at four thousand brightly illeminated for n-iles by the ed to the day of his death above Mo'b r Rectress and her companion. Pounds. The Government has been Meteor) which seemed to come from ell temptation, and carried to his aPProacted foe aid, and a promise the zenith and travel in a westerly grave a stainless name. Beginning Dr. Seville, Bishop of Sandhurst, given that' the annual grant will be direction. At out three mt-iutes af- life as a printers' devil, he rose to wile is recovering from a serious ill- raised from ten thousand to eleven terwards there' was an explosion si- he a Minister of the Crown. but ness in Rome, was ordainiAll a priest thoiteene Pounds. miler to a rho of thunder. follow- success never spoiled him re- forty-f.ve years ago and is now 68 ed by a rumbling noise. from the m-aird to the end a sturdy Demo- years of age. Dr. Corbett the Bi-direction in which trig meteor had crat, a friend to the roor, a man hop oil Sale who accompanied him Only that whioh is honestly got who never chose his friends for their to Rome is 75. He, ahso, travelled. has is true win. .1
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