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VOL. XXXIV.
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GOVERNMENTS. CONTRACTORS TO THE W.A. 12F1) COMMONWEALTH
The Rev. Patrick O'Donoghue, P.1. of Kew, Victoria, died suddenly front aPPoPlexa on the Feast of the Immaculaite Conception as he was about, The deceased Priest to say Mass. had been in failing health for some
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Perth Factory, and Saddlers Ironmongery Dloartmcnt, Murrarst.,
time previously. On the morning of his death he heard the confessions of a number of children who were :a make their first Holy. communion. Father Donoghue was 62 .ears age and a native of Longford, Ireland. His Grace, the Archbishop of Melbourne Presided at the funeral obsequies, at which a large number of The dethe clergy were present. esceased priest was held in high teem by all sections of the Community, in which lie lat-ioured. -R.I.P.
for Of the four training colleges teachers recognised by the V ictoriaa Education Department, two are Catholic-the Loreto Convent, Albert Park, and Ascot Vale, which is conducted by the Sisters of Mercy.
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The Rev. M, Gleescn, of the diocese of Ballarat. was raised to the die ;tit nity of the priesthood on the
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J. L. Tretle (Minister for A -I
riculture) in the present New South Wales State Labour Ministry, made the Proud boast at Waverley, rectatly, that his Aunt was the first Mother-Superior of the first communit. and of Nuns estaI4ished in Ottawa the first Nun to establish a Convent the capital of Canada." Advocate" says -Miss Amv castles is returning to Europe to take part in grand opera. It is probele. that the Australian songstress will return next year as a -eel:0;er of Madame Melba's opera company It is said that Madame Melba takes ereat interest in the sisters of Miss Castles, and has a high opinion of their vocal gifts.
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engagements Planned out for system of teaching languages, at ber of Year. With the weight of She will take the New Co: knee, Germane. upon him, he commences the her final degree at Cambridge Univ- y ears New Year with the ardour of a in post high a for her to fit ersity, Miss Gill attended all strong missionary priest. Australia. of her examinaticn at the lectures that famous seat of teaching, the Misses Veronica Duigan and Sarah * College kePt by the Loreto Nuns, Keogh, two ex -Pupils of the Dominican Convent, Franklin -street, enjoy The Rev. J. Costelloe, of Bro'ien Stephen's Green, Dublin. The three children of Jennings the the distinction for singing for Carmichael the Australian poetess, Hill, who underwent a successful opLabour Premier Verran, of South first time in South Australia in the who died seven years ago in distres- eration for appendicitis at the Nortb week the sed circumstances in England, have Adelaide Hospital some weeks ago, Australia, says an Eastern exchange, Esperanto language. Last The has now quite recovered. He left trained as a local preacher before he young ladies rendered two duets, safely arrived in Melbourne. Juanita." and " Kion la ondoj di for Bro'en Hill on the feth, after t00% to politics. Tie might have eldest son, Geoffrey, a boy of at a tears, is to be to eninto the office reconeratina for a few weeks at Port stayed in the pulpit Permanently in- ras " in the new language stead of entering Parliament. But social held under the auspices of the of Mr. F. Russell, solicitor, and giv- Victor. ' Society. The Esperanto local Keith. aeed his first examination by the en a legal educaticn. in the IT, and Rupert, aged 8, will be trainThe Postal Department in Adelaide dist elders shook him uP. " How young voraliats were trained enWm. Hogg, the ed in such a manner as will enable is said to be seAbing with dissat- did you get .on ? " his anxious mo- Pieces by Mrs. the Adelaide them to earn a livelihood when old isfaction. The employees have held ther ad :ed him when he returned thusiastic president of " Mother," be rePlied-he eroup of Esperantists. Miss Keogh enough to start their battle with the meetings to formulate their erievan- home. in en. and a general strr'e is spoken tells the story himself-"If that is Is a daughter of Mr. F. B. Keogh. world. Should they need help give who was well known as a member of being a Methodist preacher, I the future, the Prerrin. Promises t) of if redress is not obtain -d. the West Melbourne Catholic Young the job up." rive emetic?' assistance. The sum Menis Society in the eighties, and Miss Pauline Gill, formerly a puraised frr their tenet was £36o. . St. Mary's Building Fund up to grand -daughter of Mr. Michael pil of the Sisters of S. T"senh Madame Iloleres, who is touring Sydney, has just obtained fir -t -class the reth inst.. reaches the grand to- O'Brien, an old and respected resident of North Melbourne. and a famSouth Australia, h -el a vel- flatter- eneers at the Arts Exete,:n tion at tal of £67,91r res. rid. * iliar figure at the social gatherings ing recention from the PeoPle of the National University, Dii' din. Miss rill, is at Present studs in- the new The Cardinal has quite a big num- of the Shamrock Club; Mount Gambier. .
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Mother Gabriel of the The Good Samaritan Sisters, Gawler, (S.1.), accompanied by Sister Cecelia, left for Sydney on the 16th inst. to he Present at the election of the Mother General of the Order. Rev.
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