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No, 1476. VOL. XXXIV.
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3sterstate the Archbishop Dunne is to lay Foundation Stone of a new Convent at Goondiveindi, Queensland, on the run 23rd, the cost of which is to into L4,000.
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The fourdations for the new Cathedral at Artnidale are being Prepared. us
Mr. Fisher is anxious to see
the Anglo-Japanese Treaty extended for Auetriclia's sake. " Ten years' freein dom from the fear of trouble Eastern waters," he remarked would be invaluable to the Commonwealth in pro.ided they were not spent indolence, but in active, intelligent preparation on the lines laid ::own in the Government's defence scheme. The prospectus of a new Catholic paper, axia a Queensland corresponcalled dent, for queensland, to be the " Catholic Advocate," has been acissued. The new company has plant of the " Austraquired the lian," the oldest established Catholic paper here, and on the ap2earance f the n3w paper the publication of the " .thstrialien" will cease. «
Rev. Father Sharkey, late of Binalone, has been appointed to the charge ef the parish of Gunnine, a
the Position rendered vacant la transf r of Father O'Shaughnssl; Cn arrival in his Cootamundra. new Parish, Father Sharke was ten dried a conversee)ione in token of weeeleme. *
the South AustraThe salary of lian Goverror (Sir Dae Bosaniaet), has, esta s the " Freeman's Journal' in Le Object cf comment been
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cate" refers to the fact that Mr. addition of several new stoes and chased the site of the Union FounA South Australian Assembly. im- dry, centrally situated in the city, Gavan Duffy was president of the electro-pneumatic action. The question was asked why pa) extra Socialite Altogether for the purpose of building an up the eighties. A return provements cost £350. in Christian Browas belie e voted to the Goyernoe entertainment was given to their a sum of Et too has been expanded to -date school for the The Premier (Mr. Verrar.), in reply, friends be the Misses Puffy, When the new school is erec-openthers. re It was instrument. the n who Jobq old one in Skifton-Street, r. marked that. elir Dae was a sim- return to Europe next month. ed en the 2nd inst, when the collec- ted the iremindal man, and had been mistaken up realised Eete. The which has been carrying en the tion ted by the Hoyle Go-Airtime:ea-, contributed hendsome- work of Catholic education for over mission of Monsignor Petre- Denon family The it which had told him that his privete le . 34 years and the land on which everetata, messi neer, clerk, and - luzzi, says the " Catholic Press," to stands will '01e sold. * pist weee paid by the State, where- his countrymen of I.isrr ore proved The Ven. Archpriest M'Kenna, at him. vere successful, and gathered to the St. Mary's, Geelone, or. Sundae the as they should he raid be Money for the completion of St. 'the Mini Aire had forethought it altar rails the adults in great num- end October, asked the congrega- Mary's Cathedral continues to pour The Monsignor threw himself Mr. bers. rizht to vote ea.,tra money. not to accept as, absolutely re- in from all the parishes in and artion evthe hearth, into the work, visPing Peake asked " Why does not cables in the We dress ound Sydney. On an average they the liable Home Government pay the cost of ery family, and becoming personelle relating to Catholic intelligence. It contribute about Eteete each. MosThe Premier said, acquainted with every individual. At was evident that Freernasons its blurder ? " con- man subscribed Er,ig3. that heine a kind man, he was present the ntkssion, extending over trelPd the American, French, and Pleased to hell a man who needed three weeks, is being carried on at rtalian news agencies, as a colour News has been received in Ballarat assistance. Mr. Peake said it was New Italy ; the peonle are attending `n t sae given to Catholic inforrra- from Ireland that Mr. Patrick Tuoin expressly stipulated that C.4,ocio in- the instructions and devotions tion that showed an evident desire her', formerly a student at St. Patcluded the raement '-I all services. lame numbers, and the children are rick's College, Ballarat, and later a opt to put the worst centruction prepared for confirmation, being The Premier eventually promised to evereth'ne. if Freemasons were mild Redemptorist Brother cf the Wenadministered ill he the hich w by consult the Attorne, -General. England, they douree Monastery, has been ordain Bishop of Lismore, on Sunday, Oct- in this country and were vastly different on the Contin- ed priest. trathering was recently ober 9. .4 unictue ent, where they openly avowed themwitnessI at Hawthorn when four hostile to .the Catholic Charm' stri'ves the sight, but merold organ of St. Francis' selves The daughters of the lete Sir Charl Church. it wins the seul. Geier, Duff,- were welcomed by the Church. Melbourne, which was conFortune does not change men ; it `olelitv of the childr n of Marv. structed in England eo far back as pur- unmasks them. The Bishop of Ballarat has RePortine the gathering, the "Advo- 18e; has beer modernised by the 1