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The Record Newspaper 21 January 1911

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EMPIRE SELF-RAISING F LOUR

a Newspaper Registered at the G.P.O. Perth, tor Transrrission by Post as

Published Every Saturday. VOL.

No. 1489.

SATURDAY, JANUARY

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GOVERNMENTS. CONTRACTORS TO THE W.A. AND COMMONWEALTH

in Addressing a convent school one of the suburbs on the occasb speech -day, his Grace the of the Melbourne, said of Archbishop the by noticed he that that some of the girls report had passed in trigonometry. "Well" said his Grace, "in nary' days Buell subjects were not taught to girls." He did not undervalue higher education for girls, but thought that the cultivation of aomestic virtues was

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His Lordship, the Right Rev. .1r. Dwyer, saes the Sydney "Freeman," published a statement of receipts, and expenditure in connection with the establishment of the Orphanage, which reflects credit on the clere., and laity of the Diocese. The leceiPts amounted to £3,639 18s. rid, and include £1012 18s. id. subscribed in the parish of West Maitland Nev. castle, £246 8s. 4d. ; Hamilton £2o0 MUsWellbTOOk, £136 148. 6d ; ;

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2136 ; Murrurundi, Et el Raymond Terrace, Li II Manning Biker, £t to East MaitOessnoxa, gioN 125. 6d. land, Singleton, £100 Morpetb, £ ; Dungog, 1E72 6s. 6d. £8; los. lirambach, £6,1, los. Scone £55 12e 6d. ; Gresford, C33 5s. 6d Merriwa £33 as. £5o 8s. ; Lochinvar, Lambton, £2; 16s. 6d. ; Waratah, £16 es. executors late Mr. J. J. Lee (Per his Eminence Cardinal Moran), £5,;0 executors late Monsi1 nor Hand, E.foo ; Redemptorist laA thers. R3o Sisters of Mercy, Leo &nations per Sisters of Mercy, £.t' F. D. Kilgallin, ; es. Rev, schools being sectarian, Ter craft with kindly ek es, and are com- thing could be more remote from !the Catholic H.A.C.B. Society (Raymond of the Principles with the truth. In the Catholic Schools they propounded race), E5 3s.; Archbishop Kelly, .E,'3; pletely changing their views and charity to all. sundries, efin. The expenditure - regard to the administration of the the Divine Redeemer was ever Pre- truth Etn);- 4s. ed.-included payment ('1 service. Anyhow, things have set- sent, though invisible ; He was the The ravages of time have made ne Who imparted 1;lavieed Head teacher. mortgage on the Sacred Heart Col- tled down in the old groove, ' cessary, taw s the " Southern Cross taught. and teachers both to ings reregard some leee, £2002 128. Fd. renovating Cathciiics can only very extensive and costly re some might 85 stem schools publics in The old 411.1.1111gS £112', es. Sd furnish- cent appointmests witr indignath of home of. pairs to the Church and well be styled the quintessence ing etc, ..£189 128. rd.; sundries Vit and dismay. Fathers at St. Pant's Passionist th' deserved that one and sectarianism, lea"ing a credit balance of 128. 6d did So urgent, indeed, Rev. Father Peter Bouzatd the name. Friends and foes rail, e Retreat. The £242 148. 2d. matter become that the wo2k, has been on a visit to Auckland, had said that the Public Schoule the to be und.rteen before the stern might take for its motto ea had We regret to annouce that during having come out from home by ere and cost of same-between £200 the east few wees the Right Rev. dal permission of his Eminence the Hads and failures," but he would Hearing .vas gloo-had been raised. his add another word, and tint Monciennr Meagher, V.G., has been Patriarch of Damascus, to see sectarianism," which was written that so large a Pak ment had to be unwell. On Wednesday week he left father, a resident of Auckland, and Parlogide, the whole s.k stem in the broad- snent, the rarishioners of Bonzahl over Sin-leton, to enter the Lewishe also his brothers Messrs. N. G1 n Osmord met to and Mitcham asked Some people (Onecharacters. est Hosnital for the purpose of under (Carterton), and N. Bouzatd the position, with the regoing seecial medical treatment. hunga, belt late of Otahuhu). The why was the public schools system discuss en. they cheerfully and that sult Because : replhal Mem his health mends.. it is Mon Catholic Syrians of Aueland have sectarian ? And he with they, decided that thusiasticille various the sent a petition to the Patriarch to At took to its bosom all signor Meaeher's intention to t& friends, would relieve the re allow Father Bouzaid to remain hr sects, and in its teaching marshal- the help ofof all A trio to the Maintains before anxiety concerning the They led them all against the Catholic Falters stinting duties at Singleton. some time in the Dominion. It was decided to hold an Some called it a Protee- matter. he Church. trust that their petition will palatent system, and justly so, because art union of some snlendid oil which It was thought (silks the Sydne: granted. is its boasted merit was to Protest ag- tines, also a big continentel, " Catholic Press") that the Labour It was will tee piece at the Unley Oval, Te the course of his address at the ainst the Catholic Church. raainet meeht not a firestick in the he on Thursday, Febrnare e. sestem, infidel Joseph', an also called n-sts of th" Masoric climes, that 1,res.'-lne-nn of the St. the princinle of the public flourish exceddingly in the Public Poor School, Sydney, Cardinal Ma - cause The di^ine last +ouch in perfecting But it is now whispers.] ran said :-Some people said that the schools system undermined the teaService. So, far from beauty is animation. ti e Catholic schools were sectarian. No chings of all religion. that Labour Ministers regard Branxton, 148. 6d.

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