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OONTRAO'PORS TO THE W.A. AND COMMONWEALTH GOVERNMENTS
Dr. Creed, President of the Cremation League recently referred to Mr.
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in broadmindedness O'Sullivan's heading a deputation to the Government. it is only fair to the deceased gentleman to say that though as a member of Parliament, he introduced the deputation, he distinctly stated on the occasion that as a Catholic he was personally opposed to creinetion.
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Mciaeurne. George Helleway, an old miner, recently died at Wedderburn (Vic)., at the age of one hundred and one. He came to Australia sevente-five years ago from Somerset, England. The old man seems to have had a iota a t i'tality in him for at the ee, it is stated, he commenage hill, ced to tunnel throagh a hard in the hope cf striving a payable Three years later he reached reef. daylight on the other side, a distance of a quarter of a mile, but was unsuce.arsfel in finding goll. Part of the time he had a mate working with him, but tate bull of the work was done by Holloway. At the age cf eighty-eight Holloway married a second time.
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Senator De Largie has been appoir.- cials, of any. of the Ministers in the ago nearly half the scholars attendProted Whip of the New Labour Minis- last Laaour Government." Then the ing the convent school were " 'the fact. . . testants. " Telegraph " adds try in the Senate. the ablest administrator is that " He was a man of giant mind, a which the party possesses is lost to The recent' Federal elections says The " Sydne!, Morgrand heart and influenced public the Ministry ." life," is the tribute which, Cardinal ning Herald," also eulogised Mr Ma- the " Advocate, were not without Moran pays to the memory of the hon, saying he is "much abler, and their comic incidents. At one of in mans respects, better equipped for his meetings in Maribyrnong Mr. late E. W. O'Sullivan. the duties of a Cabinet Minister Samuel alauger asked his hearers to look at those who were opposing A new College -is to be opened in than most men of his party." him. " They are," said he, " the Hobart next year be. the Christian M'yertla s. the O'Grady's, Maloneys, a beauIt will command Brothers. Superior Salmon, Mother', The Rev. yam The Bishop of elaitlaad, lie. Dwy- awl O'Sullivans and unless is near the Archof the Sacred Heart nuns in Aus- tiful position and welcome, rise up these men will yet rule Australesia and .Japan, arrived in Auck- bishop's residence and o:er-looking er. received an enthusiastic I have to fight the puedefrom the people of Dungog recently. tralia. land en April t, bring accompan- the city . Mr. MauHe was entertained at a complimen- cans and the Catholics." ied ay Mother Knight. opponent, Mr. Fenton, polled The Rev. Father Piglet, S.J., of tary banquet, attended by' leading re- ger's ----On and 14,017 against Mauger's 6509. Accord ne to Mr. Huehes, the Fed- Riverview College, was one of the sidents of all denominations, or solar eclipse party of scientists who, speeches were delivered he the Hon. the announcement of this defeat, the eral Laaour Party, will stand J. o'Donnell, of Stanley', Messrs. W. Brown, P.M. Re'.. T. fall by the imposition of a tax on under Astronomer Baracchalltade ob- W. fanaett, Rev. Father Tasmania, who is a Victorian (sa3s and the Waller, S. G. servations at Bruni the loth monopoon of ereaking the land, and J. C. Meagher, and others. In the the " Monitors, wired to the defeatinst. lies. " The MICarthys, course of a speech ,his Lordship said ed candidate O'Grades, the Malorreys, and the " One ef the Etal-st ministers is Referring to the omission of tie the preerees of Australia would he the Cathclic and Proles- O'Stillivaas of Tasmania congratuboth the Watson and Fisher Govern- Men. Hugh Mahon from' the Federal greater if theworked in Uarmonv for late their blathers of Me.ribyrnone, Ministry., the " Sydney Dail,' Tele- tont eV-jeeps Age's ments," is the Mel: ourne who united a ith all lovers hilltril ete to Mr. Mellon, who was not eraeh," says : " Mr. Mahon has a her adieeneement. Dun- oe bad ad- mr n;t, and potiticel decency inofplat noted for its broatimindhael"cled in the third; Federal Labor record as an administaiitee. Indeed ways been and this was exemelified Ate Fitt where you are this mornMinistry. Mahon declined his par- he was the best administrator, and cdnres, ty's nomination for the Spealership. the most independent of his offi- earn he mentioned Etat some an '
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