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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1910.
No. 1469. VOL. %XXIV.
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The Mater Misericordiae Hospital was opened at Brisbane un Sundae', A ueuet the 1 eth, in the presence of lo,uoo spectat e-s. His Eminence 'Maui Mcthe e urinal and Sit Gregor the Go erner of Queensland, officiated. he se eecrietious reeeieed up to date for the Hospital from the public amo-nted to 4.'..1u,ttou, the Sisa ters of elerc,y, gave Le ,ouo, and further e en of upwar,:s of £2,ouu
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'Father Gately, et which the by presided, assisted Vet), Rev. J. H. Dean Phelan, V.G., O'Connell, P. and V ef. Rev. . Requiem Mass was sung P. The by Re:. A. Fleury, S. J., with Rev. A. May and J. M' Kenna, C.M., as deacon rind sub -deacon, and Rev. J. Hie, Grace M.C. H. 0Griidy rs Paid a warm and graceful tribute to the deceased priest-R.I.P. Re
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of more than ordinary in- Possible.' " Dr. Quinn and his is told of two Catholics in faithful coachman, Pat Moroney, the Diocese of I ismore who recently have long since gone to their reBishop Broyer, one of the sailor For baying failed to send his son swam across Wilson's Creek, while ward. The two young Catholic lads prelates of the South Seas, and Vicar Apostolic of the Navigators' to school the required number of in flood, in order to be present at of Bangalow are just beginning a Islands, returned to Sydney from days, a father was fined at, the Pra- examination for confirmation. The career which promises to be an ediin han Police Court the sum of £2 loS boss had already waned three fying one. He left Europe last tees. November last to pay his visit ad lie told the Court the boy, who Was miles, when they were confronted by to the flooded creek. Deciding Napolimina to the Pope, and after leav- 12 wars el age, would riot go The Auckland Chamber of Comis no such in school and that ne had ahead:, paid leon -like that " there ing Rome he spent some time merce has condemned the Prime Minword as impossible" duty with bein consequence. fines in over £20 On Tuesday night Dr. Germany. proposal for the establishfore them they tied their clothes ar- ister's Brower, who is a member of the ment of the San Francisco mail serSociety of Mare , sailed for Apia, The Rev. Father J. Kerin, Adni., ound their necks swam the swollen vice by the Union Steamship CemSamoa, where his episcopal residence Ballarat East, has been appointed torrent, and landed safely on the ban'. They presented them- Pane', on the ground that the seris, and where he has a fine cathe- Administrator The other at le oroit. vice would be of an inferior charaedral. During his stay in Sydney he Rev. Father W. Close, Bishop Hig- selves for Conti rmation tickets, and, ter, the suggested steamers being was the guest of the Marist Fath- gins' secretary, takes Father Ker- though not attendants at the Ca- out of date. secured a high Place in's place in Ballarat East. The tholic school, ers, at St. Patrick's Presbytery. in examination. The pastor of BanRev. Father J. Davis, Warrnambool ealow, Dean Walshe, who examined, was lately promoted to the charge BV the last mail, Monsignor Barry Great interest is being taken by was at the time quite unconscious who is administering the diocese of of Casterton. of the lads' bravery ; but when he the Catholics of Wellington in the le Sandhurst during the Bishop's ablearned of it, he was reminded of a new project which is being taken in Madam, Mary Conly, the Victorian similar incident, when Dr. Matth,w hand-the building of a Catholic sence in Europe, received a letter from Dr. Revile, in which his Lord- soprano, who went to England eight Quinn, first Bishop of Bathurst, ar- Hall. At a meeting of the Welship stated that both he and Bis- years ago, and whose successes on riving once at thy Darling River, lington Catholic Hall Committee reat the London concert platform have and finding it in flood, waded to cently it was decided tie call tenders hop Corbett (Sale), were then Lourdes, and were to visit Germany added much to the vogue of Austrs- the opposite hunk, saying " Came, for the erection of the hall as coon to witness the " Passion" play. Han singers in the old world, re- on with the horses, Pat. Do you as 22,500 is actually in hand. So Thence, Dr. Revile intended proceed- turned to Melbourne by the Orvieto know what the great Napoleon said? far the donations and promises toing to Ireland. At the time of on Monday last. -1 There is no such word as fun - tal £2,a0o.
writing
July 7, both Bishops were
in good health.
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