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The Record Newspaper 12 November 1910

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Registered at the G.P.O. Perth, for

Published Every Saturday. No. 1479.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12,

VOL. XXXIV.

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Dean Guerrini, O.S.F.C., celebrated his golden jubilee at Bundarra on the, His Lordship Bis 19th October. hoP O'Connor during the Jubilee celebrations placed a golden crown on the head of the Iubilarian, saying,

while doing so, he trusted it would be synr.olical of the crown of glory that would adorn his brow hereafter in the Kingdom of Heaven. The Bishop then read the address the; form of which was one of the most unique of its kind, being both useful and oinativentalt The address was beautifully executed and illuminated by the good Sisters of the Ursuline Armidale. Accompanying I 'onvent, the address a Purse of sovereigns to the Dean from the was handed Bishop rand Priests of the diocese. In a fee' well-chosen words the yen-, erable priest expressed his heartfelt gratitude to the Bishop and priests for their kindness and generosity to him on this occasion.

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Miss Mary Ryan, daughter of Mr. Edmund fly an, of Goulburn, recently passed the Sydney College of Music

Examinations, having obtained the first Associate in theory of music in a Goulburn. Miss Ryan, who is pupil of the Sisters of Mercy, is only the sixth candidate to obtain this distinction since the establishment of the Sy dney ('ollege of Music. Melbourne Cup Carnival attended by 100,000 people !

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of Democracy SpeaAing recently Cardinal Moran sad " In the political world the contending parties have distributed themselves into two Cathrouse political enthus- the completion of St. Mary's opposing camps, each, however, un- brilliant laurels* in future contests." calculated todifference the in unparalleled It was Mr. edral. between iasm. Toe furling the banner of democracy. quite history of English-speaking countries Mr. M'Gowen is and Fisher was held meeting An enthusiastic her exhorts Church The Catholic for a thousand and was a great inspiration for the faithful members to prove themselves in the Cathedral Hall, Melbourne, to surficient to account However, your laity.. In the evening of the same votes." more or raising for fete a garden inaugurate all at be genuin? patriots, and to spurs, and day he was entertained at the Town times amongst the foremost in sus- £1,000, Part of which will be devot- new Premier has won his his for- Hall, at a musical festival-one' of follow will Liberals true £73o on off a debt of all Paying coned to taining every measure that they the chief items of which was a seinterest. with tune The Archbishop's Palace. scicntionsh believe to promote the the lect choir of 200 voices. Phelan, Rev. Dean V.G., who interests of Australia. The Church, Very of honour in tablet memorial A is absolutely unpledged presided, explained that the Archhowever, Red-tapeism is worrying Mr. King 'was unveiland independent in regard to either bishop had donated a Piano valued the late Rev. Father Lee the Minister of Home Al , 10'Malley , Sunday on S.A., Brompton, political Party. There is no coven- at E85 as first prize for the art ed at Ministry, he said, is labThe Mks. Father Rev. The ant or league, no understanding ever. union. The fete will be held in the Oc'ober 23rd. Iouring weight of accumugrounds on 15th, 16th, Cock, S.J., delivered the occasional liated under the I Cathedral with any political leaders, and piles of centuries of sterotyped address, and the ceremony of unveiltrust that the Catholic voters will and (7th December. are almost as ing the tablet was Performed by (red tape. Ministers long continue to maintain the same helpless as animated rubber stamps of an course the who in Byrne, comparison Mgr. a authority made An the At same independent attitude. on a shoreless sea, fog-bound. time common-sense and the instinct between the Prime Minister (Mr. Fis- eloquent address paid a high tribute priest. deceased the New South of to Premier the and of self-resp;_et will inspire them when her) Of the new Labour Ministry M'Go. says the " Freeman," (Mr. the occasion offers to cast their de- Wales, at sea, being was born men last Sydney at held Synod a forAt cisive vote against men who offer in M'Gowen), all in favour of the his Parents arwhen old weeks three Moran Cardinal Eminence, " Mr. His of men week suit to their religious convictions, mer as a leader ; 'Holman is a naMelbourne in ,rivtd 14.3 of assembly an or /WO 7 themselves enemies of the M'Gowan is not inspiring, tither in presided over of London ; Neilsen saw the Discussion was restricted tive Catholic faith. Such an attitude of :manner or methods. Ile has none priests. Griffith Mr. entirely to the new decrees on Hole light of day in Copenhagen the Catholic voters has achieved t f the strength which made was torn in Ireland Eddeu is a some s.)lendid results in the &feat Fisher leader of the Federal party. Communion for Children, and to new `Staffordshire native ; Beeby is a and marriage laws. He complimented the avowed enemies of the Church He potters about harmlessly of Sydneylte ; Trefle came from Viothe Archdiocese on the of is priests manner his platform State he late Federal and tamiald\ during toria and Carmichael was born In electoral camPairns, and I am con- Fuggestive of a tea meeting, eminen- marvellous generosity they had !Tasmania. to £io,000 contributing in not shown but proper, and fident is destined to win still more tly respectable 1

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