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Sacred Heart Order of Nuns, Sydneei, recently lost y dinth an intellectual and 1:urninent m tuber of the Order Ism the person ef the late Mother Dalton. The deceased lady was a member of the well-known Dalton family, being datiehter of Mr. James Dalton, S.G. of Orenee. A Requiem %fess was celebrated in the Convent hapel for the repose of the deceasd Nun's mold. A large number of the clergy ef the Archdiocese were Present, amongst whom were loamy .1 the Societe of deeuse of which institute a brother of the deceased un, the Rev. Patrick Dalton is ala na Three ef Motha. Dal ton's trothers assisted to carry- her remains to the l'onecnt cemetery, ivhere they were laid to rest. The dead Sister joined the order in Ireland and completA ler ne:itiate at Rockhampton, eeietneland. she had
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Father Hayes is an Australian by birth and was ordained at Manly, N. S.W. e -41i,
The will has been filed for probate purposes of Mrs. Annie Miller, late of Pa ienham-street, Echuca (Vic.), widow. Testatrix, who died on January 2 last, left by will dated July It, troy, estate of the value of £1266 realty and £1434 person-
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alty to her relatives and friends, Voting for the best man," con- lowed, and finally he was coa'pelled by the mail steamer for Ireland. He subject to the following bequests eluded His Eminence, "will promote to apple for an cld-age peesion. does not return to Australia. To the Little Sisters of the Poor, the best interests of the country." . :
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the Convent of the Good Shepherd, Albert Park, and St. Vincent de Paul's Orphanage for Boys, .E.:-;0 each ; to St. Aidan's Orphanage, Bendigo, £25 ; to Echuca District Hospital, Brigindine Convent, Echuca, St. Mary's Catholic School, Echuca, and Rev. Prior O'Berne, £20 each ; Right Rev. Dr. J. D. Murray, Bi-hop of Cooktown, ET; Aboriginal Mission Fund, St. Mary's Church, Echuca, £5. ;
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The Cardinal, replying to the frenzied statement of 12th of July mad caps that the Catholic Church had trade an alliance with the Labour Party, at the opening-of the Good Smaritan Convent at Ultimo, Sydney, recently said : " During the 25 years I have Ioen in Sydney I don't think I have ever asked a person for whom he intended to vote, or advised him for whom he ought to vote. For myself, I generally voted
If ever a Minister was hounded . His Grace Archbishop Redwood of out of office as a profligate seen tar x of Works of the deepest dye. Wellington, N.Z., will attend the Eucharistic Congress to be held in who& expenditure on trams and railwae.s was ruining the country. Montreal, Canada, next month. say'- the Sydney "Freeman," that Minister was the late E. W. O'SulliThe Roll of Honour associated van, and his accusers were the Minwith the completion of St. Mary's isters who succeeded him. And now Cathedral to Angust 4 shows a to- Mr. Lee, his successor at the tal of £11,55o. Several other sub- " Works," is actually boasting as stantial subscriptions have been re- meritorious that he has spent ELLceived since then. cxeectoo since h took office. e 111
man who was' master of a forDr. Lalor, grandson of Peter Latune of over £too,000 died in Vic- lor, the hero et Eurel- a Stoc'rage, toria recently. His name was J. has been appointed to the residenS. Clark, and he died at Marybor- tial staff of St. Vincent's hospital, ough in destitute surroundings. A' Victoria Parade. out fifty years ago he came out. from England to the gold diggings. The Rev. Father Benedict, C.P., and being successful accumulated pre who has been stationed; at Glen Ospetty valued at over reoo,o0o, He mond for the Past five rears, sari returned to England, and lost most the " Southern Cross," left by the of his mons' in the Liberator Buil- Melbourne express on Thiirsda, , for the person I thought would make ding Society, with which Jades Bal- the 14th inst., for Hay, he is the best representative in Parlia- four was connected. He again visi- to viva a mission. He where will afterment." ted Anstraila, bat other losses fob wards go on to Sydney, and leave
For the third .ear in succession the Christian Bros.' College, North NIelbourne, has secured first place in the Melbourne University primary examinations. The Very Rev. Prior Kindelhan, 0.C.C., of the Archdiocese of Meltourne, eo,s on a six month's trip, vie, Vancouver, to the United States and Ireland. Ire his absence the Rev Father J. Meral,e, O.C.C., will administer the Middle Park parish.
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At the last meeting of the MAourne District Board of the Hibernian Society (the chit executive of Vicitoria), a resointioe wag passed con ratuleting Mr. H. Mahon, M.P., on the success of his motion in the House of Reereeentatives for the re Peal of amendment of the King's Coronation Oath. A general meeting. of the roeml,ers of the Shamrock club (Merionrnel, also Passed a vote of thanks to Mr. Mabee !or his action in this smatter. I'