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VOL XXXIV.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1910.
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CONTRACTORS TO THE W.A. itNil COMMONWEALTH GOVERNMENTS,
His Eminence the Cardinal visited Balmain East on Sunday, the 4th, inst and made a personal aPPeal in He was remaraid of St. Mary's. kably well and vigorous. The result was £1,211.
Head Office : BarrackStreet, Perth
Factory, and Saddlers Ironmongery Department, Murrarst., Perth
fif the young priests recently orRev. dained at Many N.S.W., the John Roche, goes as Assistant at Chatawood, Rev. Michael Darbey has been appointed assistant at the Cathedral, the Rev. George E. Herlihe goes as assistant to Cooma, and the Rev. Joseph Cusack goes to assist, at Ko,garah.
Summary. Roll of Honour to date, -C38,856 2S. 6d. Other contributions and Fnr to date, £12,2w, Cash already iy hand. Grand total, 1:67,o6
128. 9d.
£16,000. ees.
On the 5th inst. his Eminence the Cardinal sent the following cable to Mr. John Redmond, leader of the Irish Parliament axe Party. "John
Redmond, Dublin, Cabling hank of Commerce, London, hundred Fenneas. my subscription to united Irish
Parliatnentare Party. Australia, a ith America and Canada, wish Party complete electoral success to obtain forthwith for Ireland the Home Rule under the crown which we enjoy freele and loyally in Australia.'' His Eminence cardiral Moran next morning had a re!)1 from. Mr. Redmond ex pressine the "deepest gratitude of the Party for the inspiring ii.essage." His Grace the Archbishop of Melbourne presided at the Annual Synod of the (Jere, in the St. Patrick's Cathedral ;in the 6th inst. The deliberations had to do with purely ecclesiastical aifairs. One hundred and twenty priests tone in the Part proceedings.
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The distribution of the census Pa- allotting the majority of the port- his report concerning the Catholic pers for the taking of the first folios. It was no small feat, and schools in the archdiocese of MelCommonwealth census 'in April next a e may be pardoned for chortling bourne, said the report disclosed an has been commenced, the papers be- just a little." exceptionally large increase in the ine first despatched to distant places a attending the number of pupils In all about six million papers will Ver3 good Tighe. Undoubtedly it schools, the figures for the current be required. About To,000 persons But what will Year being 26,769, as against 25,as good tipping. will be employed, and of these 70 I In the matter of the irridiscent Dill say, and what will 36o last year. will be collectors. on the other fellows iii-the nervous building material, expenditure and maintenance, the Li ents in the Parliamentary cockpit- new schools The following is clipped from the it should make them prance some, present ye; r had established a ra " Catholic Press." Mr. Meagher's and howl a little. They are bound cord-R4.3,2oe had been expended on election to the Chairmanship, ls. the tc (lame Rome and the Care. al. the work of primary education, and was-, has made the the disinterested labours of the reCatholic Press" feel very much like the latest thing ligious Orders had saved the State war Rev. o 1 tb.. The in prophets. When we tipped the eicio,ocio, which would have come eaeour Ministry four or live months priest -marl' )ut out of the taxpayers' pockets 'had ha, ave, we gave Mr. 'Meagher the Chair- of St. Vincent's Hue.eled, Sdney, the State undertaken the education n7anshiP, and now we can make the where he had been recu Aerating. He of the children under their care. In !!nique claim that we correctly. fore- has returned to Bowen, where he has concluding his remarks the Dean casted the whole Ministry, Speaker teen in charge during flhe past two said : " These facts and results reVice -President of the Evecutive years. He took with him a design veal tie mind of the Catholics of the the Executive Council.. end Chairman by a cit3 architect for a new archdiocese in the fixed determinaof Committees, before I abour dream- Church, which he proPoses wilding tion to maintain the present sysed of obtaining a majority. once. at of tem Catholic education to extend It is 'elite true that Mr. Griffith (sot . . and enlarge that system and to Wor''s instead of education, and Mr. l.eep our schools abreast o modern at the annual synod, Speaking Beeby Edecation instead of Justice keep our schools abreast of modern nn
The following Victorian students, received (;Hers this year at St.
Patrick's ('allege. 'Manly :-Priesthood, Res. P. O'Brien sub -deacons. Revs. M. McGloin, J. Lonergan, B. miner orders, Messrs. M. Roper Brickley., ..1. Genie, J. McHugh, T. Bossence, '-I. Donohoe, E. Bourke,J. Egan, W. o'Cull'ne, J. McNamara, P. Phelan to ;sum Messrs. N. Hoare, N. ('lac;. A. Tehan, L. Beliesini. :
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The Very Re Mer. Barry, V.G., Adm.. of the eiocEs2 of Sandhurst, has recce v, d a Neer from his Lordship the Bishop"' of the Diocese of
sendhinee, wbe is now in Ireland The letter states that the most rev. I:relate is in good hrselelt, and will
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