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The Rev. i'ather Dandah, of the Maronite Mission (Asst' rian), has received a cablegram from his Superior to return to his native land. The Rev. Father, who has been attending to the religious requirements of his aoun,ry men in New Zealand, has done a great deal for their spiritual welfare. A handsome
Factory, and Saddlers Ironmongery Department, Murrarst., Perth
monument in Aberdeen
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mouth cemetery over the graves of Rev. Father Columb and Rev. Father O'Hallohan, and bears the following inscription :-" Rev. Father Columb, parish priest, Greymouth, drowned in Rev. Nelson Creek, July, 26, 5871 Father U'Hallohan, parish priest of Kumara, died July 9, 1906."
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The Adelaide Catholic Club celebrated its eleventh anniversary, on Sunat day last. Mass was celebrated St. Xavier's Cathedral at 8.3o a.m., when the members approached Holy
Oa Communion in a body. 4
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Premier Verran's allegations about land swindling in Kangaroo Island, have says the " Southern Cross," roused indignation among the residents who have held a meeting and carried a resolution den /ing the statements and demanding an explanation.
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The death is anninnced of the Rev. Father Thomas Lee, of the Brompton parish, South Australia. The deceased had been an active and generous intee nits of Holy in the worker Church and the poor of his d strict, have lost a constant and generous
A Corner of the Factory.
the late Mrs. Hobbs, owner of Mag- last, and interest was as keen as in Five 'or pala-cum-Moonlight Gold Mine, Sta- a Parliamentary election. benefactor. until remained hundred People six Son firm Dynon, The John of well. of Anitchelstown, County Cork, and for the demorning in the o'clock and oldest the one of is Co., sudand MacDonald died Mrs. Aloy sius His early was in his 34th year. J. F. Coates of the poll. studies for the priesthood were made denly in Wellington, N.Z. She was a most Prosperous businesses in Austra- claration the first ballot beat all other canat Mount Melleray and a ere com- widow of the late Mrs. Aloysius Mac- ha. Mr. John Dynon the founder, on didates, the figures being-Coates 542 St. John's Waterford, Donald, manager of the Bank of New arrived in Melbourne from Cork in pleted at and 1848, and in 1849 he started busi- Haynes 38, Wharton 45, Beaviel where he was ordained. He arrived South Wales, in Wellington, Haynes had Senator GarHe prospered Young in South Australia in 188: and ful- Mother of the Rev. Father Archbald ness in a small way. beHe moved into dener up to help him the night In MacDonald, now stationed at Coama from the jump. filled many important charges. Coates fought a Brompton he will be most remember- (N.S.W.). Mrs. MacDonald was well their present premises, in Lonsdale fore the selection. in 1854, and soon took the brilliant tattle on his own account. and known in Catholi-' circles in Austra- street, ed, where his works of charity love for the poor and suffering hu- lia, especially in Adelaide, where Mr. lead in Melbourne. Mr. Dyncn, who Bathurst people are proud of him, as manity were widely known. The de- MacDonald was so long managing is now 85 years of age, is still well he is an excellent speaker, and is coates is She was the and hearty, ;:nd retains a keen inter- certain to win the seat." ceas:d priest was loved and rebtiected the Bank of N.S.W. Lady est in spent. Until about two years a brainy young fellow and should sections of the community. youngest sister of the -late by all in The Right Rev. Monsignor Byrne pre- Jennings, and daughter of Mr. Mar- ago he never missed a tig football give a good account of himself He is a wealthy man, be the contest for the Bathurst seat. sided at the Solemn obsequiv for tin Shanahan, of Marnoo, Vic.-R.I.P. match. ing a large owner of Melbourne city He is an ex -student of the Jesuit's the dead. College Sydney, and a very near reMr. Basil Dynon, who has just property. lative of Mr. W. H. Gumbleton of Congregational singing of hymns at come over from Melbourne to manThe " Catholic Press," of June 23, this city. of age the Sy dnen branch of the fano Vespers, says the " Advocate," The greatest interest was June 25th, is now practised in the of John Dy non, Son and Co., says says The Rev. Father A. Shaw, M.S.H., Cathedral of the sacred Heart, Ben- the " Catholic Press," will be an ac- taken in the selection of a candidatl digo. Hitherto, the musical oorti-n auisition to Catholic life in Sydney, to carry the democratic flag at Bath- of Randwick, N.S.W., is achieviteg the much success in wireless telegraphy. younz urst. Six candidates were in of the service has been carried out as he is a fine type of the He feld, including Jack Hann's, Whar- His exneriments have been very inby the choir, but now each member Irish -Australian business man. an the Tramway Union, Bill iterestina. The Rev. Father is to was educated. elt Kew College and ton, of of the congregation is expected birth, having been a Australia" )",3 bring a hymn boo'n Th, idea an- Riverview, end started in business in vonn ex-M.L.A., and Coates, Pears to be very popular, and on the fi'rm's Perth house in 18(26. His °ur, nolitieian, who, though a Syd- born in Goulburn 36 years ago. He Sunda, night the Cathedral of the wife is a daughter of Mr. W. Hobbs ney resident, is a Bathurst native. was a telegraphist in. the G.P.O. Sacred Heart was crowded, the con- of Melbourne, and grand -daughter of The hullo`, was ta'en cn Saturday Sydney, before joining his Order.
Father Lee :Yes a native
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joining
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