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No. 1465. VOL. XXXIV.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 19T0.
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roNTRACTORs TO Till: W.A. AND COMMONWEALTH GOVF:RNMENTS,
The Mayor of :Adelaide is said to have rinsed the Town Hall to Mo
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PRIcE THRMEPIllifOIL
Head Office: BarrackStreet, Perth.
ex-priest and rationalist
Faztorv, and &,,ddiers ironmongery Decartment. Murrarst., Perth
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The Irish Pine Band movement has ta,s( a splendidl. in Adelaide. Piper ida: or McDonald will 1,e instructor, when the Band is fully got together. IT! wards of '.4e has been
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reply to a letter, ierime Minister Fisher tines that ex-priest MsC'el)e was wticom,d !,3, the Federal ' Mr. McCabe Ministre. He sae -s Paid a visit to ..irliament House with Dr. Meloae,y, and the members Minieeo, mentioned joined of the him in partaking of a cup of tea in the building." :
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ly the oldest continueue te!totaller in Australia, James :dcuratb, d.ed at Burroc years. A man who wcs
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He was ern in Ti ear, it th :1 dge from Father and too long i i :ill his Mathew, and Father M:thev's anti -drink life. Pie,8. So very crusade dugs few of his converts serri'es. r,
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Ex -Senator Dee .on, of Queensland, He e. ill be rememdied recently . bered for h.s :2.raphic de:sail:Con of the Orcn,.,cmen es " The lied Indians of
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on the r The panegyric d late Bilieee Mu' ea. , first anniversary of v. hose d a th ceuer, d last a week was a striking tribute tcl
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great old Cherchman. The preachivy. Father O'Reiler was the ly, President of St. Stanislaus' ColHe took for his lege, Bathurst. text the wtras :-l.et the priests who rule well 'e esteemed eorth. of a double honour. (T. Time thy v. 17). *
The Christian Bros' college at Lewisham had two sllf.:Cesset3 at the recent Public service Examination. Thee- have receieed many- congratulabons ;n the r es alts.
According to the I t.st :sews from the 11318Vre papers, there has been a si'm of ES,reo handed in for the completion of St. M rer'e Cathedral, Sydney. The Pdherniar. Society has given a don:Jinn of '.-'1,0no. *
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" Plain Andy- Filler, fifteen years ago, this month, was member for enslend ParliaGympie in the At Charleeille he addressed ment. the workers thus : " I say this, that even should I become Premier of Queensland me, views on matters affecting the workers yvill never (A Voice : There's worse chenge. than von been Premier, Andy.) Yes, I don't der! t that. (A Voice How would you like the job ?) Well, I Sac s the " Se sane, Fr. eman
attain even to that some total cost of the vessel was £9600. * * Even to that What a wild dream the Prime Ministership of The eolden jubilee in religion of Australia would have been in those the Rev. Mother Vincent, of the Bridays. gidiae Convent, Beechwcrth, was cel. ebrated by High Mass at St. JosThe Executive officers of the Irish e ch's Church, Beechworth. During National Foresters, Bros. P. J. en address of congratulation by the Searle, H.C.R., M. At Nan-Ara, H.S. Very Rev, Dean Gaffey mention was T. P. Flynn, General Treasur- ru d' of the rec:ipt of a ca -le meSer, and E. Avery, General Secretary, eage from Rome, conveying to the waited upon His EminAice Cardinal :-crest of the day the Papal BenedicMoran on last. Tuesday week, in tion. In the c. ncA.t.-hall of the (nen: ction with Society mutters. In coneent on Tuesday week the Rev. the course of the interview his Em - Mother Vincent was Presented with inence was informed the Society had a casket containing go so Terei- ns. unanimongl, decided to donate the Among those present was the Rev. pun) of £200, to ,the St. Mary's Ca - Mother Proiticial ot. South Melthedial building f :nel, in addition to bourne the had of the Order in tiering a stall at the forthcoming Victoria.
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the estate the testator direct. is e divided between the Melbourne, Alfred Austin, end St. Vincent's hospitals, the Melbourne Benevolent Asylum, St. Vincent de Paul's Bone and Girls' OrPhanage, the Little Sisters of the Poor, the Brighton Ladies' Benevolent Society, a ad the Ilichlr4 O'Neill College.
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The Convent at Otaki, N.Z., was entered by burglars, and cash airOuTaing to ZO was stolen. *
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P'shop Murray. of Coo'tobvn reeentle 1-lessed and opened a new Convent for the Sisters of Mercy. The building is of wood and iron and it
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The testator estate of the value of £2-079, being realty Ez3,86o end personalty 1;e19. The residue of
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education was the late Miss The Melbourne " Tribune," writing Sarah O'Neill, of Ben'eur''. House, en the outrageous Tregear referred Brighton. One of the deceased thus to W. A. " That benighted lady's lmencfactions was the erection State which offered such a man a cost Er.000. of the Richard O'Neill ( 'ollege at pastoral change, to carve out a car0 Elsternwick, priesarify intended as an eer with the weapon of a slanderous The John Murray training ship will educationel seminary. It is at Pre- and noisy tongue." Fancy poor W. cost £5...coo a yea- for maintenance. ent being used as a novitiate for A. being charged with the sins of It is a floating school for. boys. The the Presentation Order. The build- Tregear'S missions end
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