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SA l'URDAY, JUNE II, 191o.
No. 1457. VOL. XXXIV. 1
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CONTRACToTte To THE W.A. AND COMMONWEALTH GOVERNMENTS. Adelaide has
Archbishop of The giv. n to gtenea,s, or 210 shillings to the Shilling Fund, which has been of started to defray the expense erectins a statue to the late King Ed ward
iiead Office: BarrackStreet, Perth. Factory, and Saddlers Ironmongery Department, Murrlyst., PerV-
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Tlue .eev. Father O'Brien, who for 32 .ers was connected with the Re-
derept, sist Order at Ballarat, left for It eland last week. s
Contracts for new tiling, seats, confessionals, and other improvements in St. Patrick's Cathedral, exBallarat, have been let. The pense is being borne by Mr. Thos. Loughlin, K.S.G.
Rev. Father T. O'FarThe Very C.S.S.R., who was very ill little time ago, is again in Sydney for a change.
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but of Tumut, for many years the popular pastor of Hay, and in the early days administrator at Broken Hill, has\ lately been an inmate of St. Vincent's Hospital, Sydney . His friends will be glad to learn, however, that conseeuent upon the treatment in that institution the rev. gentleman is now convalescent, and will be ready for duty after a short rest.
Father O'Connoll,
When the Rev. Dill :Wacky, a Pres
byterian minister of Sydney, returned from a trip to the old country,
two years ago, he announced that Queen Alexandra (now the Queen Mo. ther) is a Catholic. Poor Dill !
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IrHis Lordship (Dr. O'Connor) visited Tamworth recently, remaining there a few days and preached on a Sunday in St. Nicholas' Church, and also at the evening devotions. He also made an appeal for subscriptions to the new Cathedral building fund and received contributions amounting to Ceio.
Dunedin resident who has had the opening ceremony on Sunday afA work with the needle for the service in the rubber trade, in- ternoon, Dr. Dwyer feelingly eel:Tessexperience of years 52 Of the Church. of the in rubber shares in Lon- ed his appreciation of the response vested L.'hoo in passed her life twenty-nine were months ago, and has to his appeal-a response worthy of don a few St. Joseph's Convent, -R.I.P. now been informed that the invest- the people and of their pioneer Bile hoP. 21 s,000. Sister M. Alexis died at St. Jos- ment realised about * * * eph's Convent, Mount -street, North is great effort being made in A MurBishop Sunday Jest the On Deceased Sydney, on 21st of May. dedica- Adelaide by the combined Catholic was Memorial Orphanage ray, in the forty over years spent had The The funeral of " Eva" of " ted and liessed. It as fitting that and Irish Societies at the invitation Nation," whose death occurred at convent, being one of the early mem- his monument should be a living of the United Irish League to form interesting curious and Many her home at Rosalie, Brisbane. on bers. when work and one of education and cha- lan Irish Pipe Band. The movement Saturday last, took place on Monday+ stories she related of the days some- rity. It was fitting too, that the is enthusiastically taken up. Rev. and was largely. attended. The in- the Sisters were considered land site selected should be the hill crow- Bro.O'Dwyer, of the local Christian the terment took place in the Catholic thing new and strange .in The orp- ned for so many years by the old Bros.' College *upmised every assisportion of Toowong Cemetery, where of their birth or adoption. Sacred Heart College and command- tance he could command to the pro81 hans were always the special bettrac the patriot-Poetess, who was ing a view of the last resting -place ject, as did also the Rev. Father Alexis,-R.I.P. of Sister tion rethe beside years old, was laid idea Francis. O.P. of the dear old Bishop. The Kevin Dr. mains of her husband, sugwas orphanage memorial of a Very, the of the death of news The Nos, Izod O'Doherty, who died in S.J., was cab- gested bs the Right Rev. Dr. Dwy- There are five 'Catholic members of also at the age of Si, and of her Rev. Father Commee, College, River- er, who received loyal support from. Parliament in the South Australian son Vincent. Close by other mem- led to St. 'nettle' Vary the priests of the diocese and a gen- State Parliament. The last. Tuesday view, on bers of the family are buried. The to his appeal from bi Rev. Father Commee was horn on erous response Rev. Father W. Lee, ,assistecl By lerder of the Archbishop of Adentered the his people. The buildines formerly Rev. Father J. Byrne, officiated at December 2c, 1847, and as the Sacred Heart College elaide, the Catholic schools were of Jesus on October 8, 1867. used Society a O'Doherty, L. Mr. grave, the 2, were in bad repair, and the proper- closed on the days of death and 'fuHe was professed on February grandson, was the chief mourner. of neral of the late King. The memorHe was Provincial of the ty was involved to the extent 1886. Eeoco. The repairs and re- ialiservice consisted of a panegyric during about for four years, Irish Province at St Sister M. Charles, who died Australia. At novations meant an additional am- by Father Denny in the Cathedral Martha's Time, Leiehhardt, on May which time hehisvisited death Rec- ount of £qoo, so that the Bishop's grovads, though the secular Dress he was of time the IS, anent twenty years of her most appeal to the Diocesee meant a sum keiblished that the s--,rvice was held Park Jesuit Theoloof Milltown tor useful life there. Though suffering :pun. In his address at in the Cathedral. f about Dublin. from a lone illness, she continued to rate. '
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