THE RECORD, SATURDAY, JUNE 23,
Australasian News QUEENSLAND. The last lulls apl,cataurc ni iris bane of the Irish Reim' -I mean Envoys on Thursday night la -.t May 31, says the -Catholic Advocate- was marked by a disgraceful attack on prominent leaders of the Catholic Church Even the Popes (lid nut escape ridicule. The meeting was held in Market Square, and was attended by several thousand ,,ceupeople. Mr. 11. J. Ryan. pied the chair. On the platform with Father Rev. were_ him and the Envoys O'Dwyer (Melbourne', and Messrs. T. Moroney (A.R U.i. G. Taylor (Returned Sail,,rs' and Soldiers' Labour League). J. Brice. F. O'Sullivan, Al. Dwyer, D. O'Flynn, M. McCann. and members of the Irish National Asso-
recently at his residence- Darlinghtirst. suddenly. Ile was a native of Windsor, where he received his primary education. He afterwards passed on to St. Patrick's College. Goulburn, where he got a thorough grounding in secondary education at the hands of the present Bishop of Goulburn. the Right Rev. Dr. Gallagher. His career at the University was a distinguished He took up coaching work in one. connection with the University and Among those in public examinations. public life who were piloted through the literary portion of their law examinations are Hon. W. M. Hughes, Mr. W. A. Holman. and Hon. James Ashton, M.L.C. For many years Mr. Butlem had been an active member of the Council of Fellows at St. John's ColSolemn Requiem Mass was lege celebrated at St. Mary's Cathedral for The late the rspese of his soul. Father Edmund Butler who was associated with St. John's College in Dr. X'aughan's time, was the eldest of Mi. Butler's brothers. The late Mr. liutler was highly esteemed.-R.T.P.
,accessaam to the late Di. W. B. Kelly. The function has been fixed for the '29th. prox. in St. Joseph's Church, MalThe consecrating prelate will t -ern. be his Grace the Archbishop of Melis'urne (the Must Rev. Dr. Daniel
Mannix, LL.D.', and the assistant prelates will be the Bishop of Sandhurst (the Right Rev, Dr. John McCarthy), and the Bishop of Bathurst (the Right Rev. Dr. Michael O'Farrell, C.M.(, It is peculiarly fitting that his consyration to the Episcopate should tal, place in the church to the adornment and completion of which the Bishop Designate has contributed much. Dr. Ryan's successor at Malvern, as Superior. is Rev. Father J. J. Ryan. formerly of Sydney. Dr. Ryan will receive more than one tangible proof of the reverence and affection in which he is held by the parishioners v -f Ma,vern. young and old. s e llis Grace the Archbishop re :ntlr blessed and opened a new primary heel at Camberwell, adjacent to the grounds of the Church of Our Lady cf Victories.
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Aunt Bessy's Corner. FOR THE "WEE ONES." My good friends, Peter. Shiela and Syd. Rooney, Bunbury. have sent me, as a result of their collecting for the very "wee ones." £3 5s. 1 am very, grateful to them. Who would like to cenand richer in bigger them rival tres in the Archdiocese? Time to Box Occasionally. E.ileen-street, litinbury.
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I don't so hard for the "wee ones." know what to make of my nieces and reI have nephews. In three weeks ceived just the three letters I am visit next printing this week. When I the "wee ones" I must tell them how interested you are in their welfare and that you would like to see them. 'I'hste are 80 of them, amid what a busy time they will make for you when you do visit them. You are very kind to
think of getting another card later. it May 28, 1923. will come along when you Are able to Dear Aunt Bessy, - 1 ant sending you ride the "bike" into town and are not my card. with £1 12s 6d, which I, or at afraid of an accident. I am expecting least we, have collected for the "wee a long letter from Shiela, so she nee.t ones." Pete and I were going to see get together what news is stirring who could collect most. but, of course, round and send it to me. She doesn't Sheila had to make it even, or there least I hope not -do any boxing We had would have been trouble. and will have some spare time to our exam. the other day. and Sister write. Write again soon my dear As put me into the sixth standard. Peter and give my love to my grownEileen is putting me in for the Junior up nieces in the house of Rooney. I Music Exam. in September. I haven't well remember them. -Your loving, very much time to myself. though AUNT BESSY. Jack and I find time to have a box ills Grace Archbishop Duhig ciation. aecasionally. We went to St. Patwas nut spared in the Envoys' critic. Willing to Work for the "Wee Ones" rick's Ball and had a ripping time. Lily ism. Fifth Avenue. Armatlale, dressed me up as the "Pied Piper." June 10. 1923. lark and Phil were in the Carnival Set, 10,000 people ionl, pal t in the s'or Aunt Bessy,-----I hope yourself Dear Playtime Set." and Pete was in the pus Christi celebration at Nudgee Cul amid the "wee ones" are quite well. We which won the first prize. I suppose Large represen lege on the 3rd. inst. having a lot of heavy rain, and the I must do my homework now. so I are tations of the Hibernian Society, the are in a very muddy stets. There must say good-bye. Lots of love to roads Sacred Heart Sodalities, and the Si. are a lot of people around here with v.airself e Your and the ''wee ones."Vincent de Paul Society made effecOn Sunday. the 3rd. inst.. his Lord colds. We are having a euchre party loving nephew. tive displays of fervour and faith. The ship Dr. Gallagher, Bishop of GoulThe annual dinner of the Victorian and dance on the 23th. of this month in SYD. ROONEY. burn, laid the foundation stone of the Christian Brothers' Old Boys and stubranch of the Manly Union was held aid of our Church here at Armadale. dents from St. Leo's University (`°lDr. Gallagher Memorial Wing at St. recently at Killalea's Hotel, Victoria, I am delighted to get a letter from We have Mass every second and fourth lege were in strong force, as were also Patrick's College. The wing will comThere were over thirty Albert Park. you, my dear Syd., and I must thank Sunday in the month at seven and the children of the Catholic schools. prise two brick storeys at an approxi- members present. Rev. Father H. you very warmly for your good work half -past ten. Father Finnegan comes ocThe priests and Christian Brothers mate cost of £3.500. The function was O'Grady, P.P. (Preston), occupied the for the "wee ones." 1 got the money from Queen's Park to say Mass. Well. cupied a position in the rear, just in part of the St. Patrick's College Old chair. At the annual meeting he'd dear Aunt Bessy, if you send me a colorder for £3 5s. and it made me open which afterwards Rev, Father F. A. Memel, my eyes with wonderment when I saw celebrations, front of his Grace, who carried the Boys' Reunion letting card I will try and collect Blessed Sacrament. The I I iberniaii commenced with Mass at 11 o'clock at P.P. (Dandenong) was elected presithe figures. Peter and yourself must something for the "wee ones." --Your Band supplied the music for the proSS. Peter and Paul's Cathedral. and dent for the ensuing 12 months, Rev. have worked very hard to get so much. loving niece, cessionists and combined church choirs. concluded with Benediction at Our Father N. Hoare (Elsternwiek) seer", Really I never thought you would be ANNIE HANLON. Lady of Mercy's College and an enter- tary, and Rev. Father P. O'Brien, P.1'. able to send me such a handsome sum Over 3,000 were in the procession. The Annie, dear, your letter is very wel tainment by the Laureate Club. Archbishop addressed the assemblage. (North Essendont, treasurer. of money for the "wee ones." 1 am come. It is a long while since I had "People tell you to -day." said his w e very grateful, my little friend. 1 hope a letter from Annadale. I hope you Grace. "that religion has failed; that Dr. Margaret M. Sheehy is another God will be very good to you for your are not one of the people with a cold. Mother M. Catherine McQuillan has Almighty from away are falling men of Sydney's clever young Catholic girls I laughed when I read how passed away at St Ann's Convent. charity. I would rather have sun -burns than God and the practice of their faith. who has taken tip medicine as her caSheila would have the funds divided. WarTnambool (Vic.). aged 82 years. colds I detest them -even as much as That cannot he said of the Catholic reer. She was among those who reWell, no matter. I am sure Shiela She was a native of Belfast. Ireland. I do freckles. though I would pref,r Church. That statement could not lie She and entered religion in 1862 at the ceived their degrees this year. evened the collection because she did the latter to a cold. Everyone is sustained by anyone looking on the is the eldest daughter of Nit. and Mrs. Convent not want Peter to have more than of Mercy. Dublin. In 1872. talking rain and mud just now -in the multitude gathered here this afternoon, John Sheehy, of Glebe Point, and rewith five Sisters, she came to you, or you more than Peter. It was, city the streets are very sloppy, and giving a manifestation of their faith in ceived her primary education at St. I think, on the whole very sisterly. I Australia and restablished the Order little puddles are everywhere waiting God. and in the real presence of Jesus Beneilict's Good Samaritan Convent am willing to think Shiela was very in Warrnambool On the death of the for feet to drop into them. It is a Christ in the Blessed Sacrament. We School. and front there won a qve unselfish in the matter. 1 am very Rev. Mother Philomine McGuire, in pity we can't have rain without mud Catholics have wonderful traditions. years' State Bursary to St. Scholastic's pleased to know that you are so well 1888, she became Mother Superior of and unpleasantness. I hope the We belong to a Church that is a hem results of On the in 1912. College Ann's, which position she filled un- forward at school, and I hope you will euchre party and dance will be a great teacher of the infallible truth. We pass in the Leaving Certificate Exam- St. lie successful in your music exam. I til six years success. It is a long while since I belong to a Church that has the treaa University was awarded she ination. am sure Eileen will be very pleased have been to Mass at Armadale. 1 sure not only of infallible truth of the Exhibition in the Faculty of Medicine. and proud if you are. I know you must renew my acquaintance with the Mr. lames Maranta. a well-known Apostolic teaching, but has also the lu 1917 she entered the Sydney Uni- charcoal are very busy. but I am glad you can some fine I parish Sunday morning. merchant and hotel proprietreasure of Divine love locked in the versity, and in her first year there find time to practice boxing. I hope will send you a card. Annie. dear. tor who died at White Hills Road, Bentabernacles of the Churches. The gained honours in Physics; and the dier,. you don't hurt Jack very much. So am sure you will do your best for the on 18th. May, left an estate valugreat secret of the Catholic Faith is _Fourth Year of her course was also you had a ripping time at the ball? I ones." 1 wish I had more nieces Jesus Christ living amongst us to -day, marked by an Honours pass. This ed at upwards of £40,000. He provided am pleased to know that Lily took "wee and nephews working for me. Those for several bequests, including Bendier. not in the same form in which He year she completed her splendid Colsuch interest in preparing you for the that I did have are slacking very much Hospital. £1.000: Bendigo Benet olent lived among the people of His time on dewith the career and University lege ripping time as the Pied Piper. Pete this year. Write often. It is some Asylum. 1500: St. Aidan's Orphanage earth, but under the sacramental veil; gree of Bachelor of Medicine and Masfliendigo) £500: Bishop of Sandhurst, was happy surely to know that his set time since your previous letter, I think, no less present because lie is hidden Dr. Sheehy hopes to ter of Surgery. won the first prize. Thank you again, I am getting anxious about our page: 1275: and St. Vincent de Paul's BeneWe gain some hospital experience before under the Sacramental veil. there are so few writing to me. volent Society. £250: The Eaglehawk my dear Syd., for your generosity and would rather disbelieve in our own extaking up a practice. the lots of love you send myself and "wee ones" are bonnie and enjoying Ladies' I3enevolent Society. £15; Eye istence than disbelieve in the Real the "wee ones." -Your loving, themselves. and Ear Hosital. Love from your loving, :Melbourne, £15. BePresence. You are sustained by the The triennial meeting of the Nation AUNT BESSY. AUNT BESSY. quests of £100 each were also made to faith of your forefathefs as well as by al Directory Officers and Interstate dethe Catholic Church and the General the faith that is within you, and you puties commenced in Sydney on the Hospital at Poschiavo, Switzerland. Peter is Very Willing and Generous. manifest it openly as you have mani- 30th. ult, His Grace the Archbishop BOY'S DREADFUL SCALDS. fested it to-day. There will be nu of Sydney opened the proceedings. The residue of the estate is divinable be Eileen -street. Bunbury, tween the widow and daughter of tesneed ever to say that there is a deMay 28, 1923. Monsignor O'Haran. the Chaplain Gentator. It is stated that under the Skin Peeled Leaving Great Raw cline of faith or religion amongst us eral, who was Dear Aunt Bessy.-/ will only write attend. could not provisions of the will the Catholic pri- a short letter this time, Patches. Catholic people. We prize our faith because I mary schools of Bendigo will benefit We thank Heatoo highly for that Miraculous Eam.Duk Healing. have not got much news to tell you. the dinner in connection substantially. Deceased was 67 years at Speaking ven to -day that under these AustraCuts, burns and scalds are happening with St. Patrick's College, Goulburn, of age, and a native of Poschiavo, There were a lot of people at the St. lian skies of ours we have religious on Patrick's Ball last Thursday. I was evesy day, in every home, and you Monday evening, the 4th. inst., his Switzerland. He came to Victoria in liberty, and that we call openly proin the Playtime Set, and we got the cannot afford to be without Zam-Buk. Gallagher said that Bishop Lordship 1873. amid had resided in Bendigo since fess our faith in Jesus Christ and His I am sending my card back Prompt treatment of these painful he had publicly declared nearly 50 that date. As a mining investor he prize. Apostles We thank Heaven for the along with the £1 128 6c1 that Sheila everyday mishaps with Zam-Luk will must as Catholics, ago: "You, years was associated with several ventures faith transmitted to us. and which not expect any encouragement any and I collected. I would like to see always give swift, clean healing and in the Bendigo district. has taken deep root in this Australian the "wee ones." Are there very many averts add risk of dangerous complihelping hand, any justice or fairplay soil of ours." of them in St. Vincent's Home, Aunt cations. An experience of Mrs. Rofrom Cabinets or those who hold the A London daily pays special praise Iles,sy? Sonic time later ore I will ask berts. of ,282 Langridge St., Abbotsreins of power." Intolerance was, he to the work of Sir Leo Cussen in his Father Timothy Kelleher, P.P., you for another card. and I will try ford. Victoria. well illustrates how said, as bad now as it was then. Ile consolidation of the Victorian statutes. Wynnum, died at the Mater Hospital had had his bile raised a fortnight ago "I do not think," said Sir Leo Cussen. to get more on it than I did on this. readily Zam-Buk heals the most severe on the 6th. inst. Father Kelleher was when he saw along a bush road a little "that there is any difference between I am not allowed to ride the bike down scalds. born at Scrahanard. parish of Clondru- child walking from school. "My daughter was making tea," says "That the procedure of our Courts and yours. town yet, but when I can I will be hid. Macroom, County Cork, Ireland. in child," his Lordship declared, "has to able to ride all over the place collectSirs. Roberts, "when she had the misI should say that 90 per mist. of our 1875. He was ordained priest at All fortune to upset a large kettle of boil trudge through the bush because she is rules are verbatim copies of your own. ing. Well. dear Aunt Bessy, I will Hallows in 1901. and arrived in Brissay good-bye. With love to yourself Mg water over my little grandson, Three or four wealthy a Catholic.. I think that American decisions are bane in the same year. About four children drive to and from their school and the "wee ones." -Your loving nep who happened to be playing near the years ago his only sister died in Ire- in a sulky at the Government's ex- inure often cited in our courts than hew, PETER ROONEY. oven. His legs were in a dreadful yours- but they du not bind, only guide land. His mother and three brothers pense. I hate bigotry, but if that is Thank you very much, my dear state, and all the blistered skin peeled survive hint. Requiem Mass was not bigotry. I don't know what is. Mr. us. It is very rare, I think, that we off, leaving great raw patches. The Peter, for your nice long letter alcelebrated at St. Stephen's Cathedral Bruntnell, in effect, says: 'We'll tram- disregard the decisions of your Courts." though you only meant child's pain was pitiable to see, and it to be a short for the repose of his soul.-R.I.P. though one. each day my daughter ple on their children; we'll crush their The took news was very good, beSOUTH AUSTRALIA. e the child to the hospital, schools out of existence; we'll give cause it told me that you and Shiela their treatment did but little good. had done so well for the "wee ones." At them nothing.'" The parishioners of Bowen hills preMr. Roger Sullivan, who died on the last I made up my amid that You had won a prize at the mind to try Zam..vnted their pastor, Father Lalor, with 25th. cult: at Adelaide, in his 50th year. ball. 13uk, which seemed to have a great Shiela wallet containing £60 in notes on the must be As the result of a resolution carried a strong-willed the South Australian secretary of young lady. because I have ve of his departure for Enoggera par- at a recent meeting of the Armidale was learned reputation for healing. the Irish Self -Determination League, from "This balm took away the pain amid Peter that she has a very decidel ch. Municipal Council, the Town Clerk and a man of much energy, until ill way of dividing I con money. (Mr. F. W. Milner) forwarded the folI am very soreness in a surprising way. health restricted his activities. He grateful to Shiela and tinued to apply Zam Buk, and in to his of congratulations lowing letter you for working The following clerical changes have was a son of the late Inspector O'Sul' about eight days the new skin was all en made: Rev. G. Barry, Stanthorpe, Lordship Bishop O'Connor: "Right livan of West Adelaide, and was ..du Leary ever had an open house. wheie growing again. Zam-Buk did its Rev. Sir,-At a meeting of my council, catecl at the Christian Brothers' Col. o Bowen Hills: Rev. James Kelly, work so well that soon there was held on the 14th. inst., I was directed all were welcome. She had been ill miciggera, to Stanthorpe; Rev. T. P. lege. Fur six years he was a member scarcely a mark left to show where by special resolution to convey to you for at least two years, but endured her alor, Valley. to Enoggera; Rev. T. of the Adelaide City Council, and was the scalds had been.' (Connor, of the Cathedral staff. tem- its sincere congratulations on the atrecently nominated for selection as a suffering with much patience and reA box of Zam-Buk is particularly signation. In spite of her long illness tainment of the 20th. anniversary of Parliamentary Labour candidate, but .orarily to Valley. her end came suddenly. She received useful this weather when there is also your ministry as Bishop of this Dio. withdrew on the ground of ill -health a lot of chapped hands, chilblains and the cese, and to express the hope that God last Sacraments from Father Prominent in athletics, church. educa. Orarroll, His Excellency the Apostolic Delewinter eczema about it. It soothes in His Providence and- wisdom may amid passed peacefully away timed and social circles, his death is ate, assisted by his Grace the Archand heals all broken skin rapidHis in pain grant you yet many more years the presence of her husband amid widely regretted. -R.11". ,ishop, blessed and laid the foundation whole family. Also for bad legs, ly and perfect. service as Bishop priest and citizen." The funeral which tone of a new church at West End. At the meeting of the council on the scalp sores, piles, poisoned wounds, etc. took place at Latrobe. was a remarkRight Rev. Monsignor Mulcahy-, the able outh Brisbane Use Zam-Buk Soap, a real medicinal testimony to the deceased lady's 4th. inst., the following reply from the Vicar-Capitular of Port Augusta Dioworth. soap that keeps the skin in perfect was read: "Dear Sir, -On my It Bishop was the largest cortege blessed and opened St. Joseph's seen in the district NEW SOUTH WALES. Of all chemists and stores arrival in Walcha, after a protracted cese, health. for some years:new school and hall on the 27th. ult. R.I.P. everywhere. journey in the north-west portion of There was a large gathering. including Mr. William Edward Ward, a retirmy diocese, I had the very great plea- many non-Catholics The event of the Season-Catholic master butcher, of Rose day. who sure of receiving your very kind and amid Catholics Keep July 26th open. and be at the adjoining districts. The building Ball, July 26th. ied on February 15, left an estate, Catholic Ball, letter, conveying to me the from has been erected at a cost of over hich was valued for probate purposes gracious hearty good wishes and congratulations £23,235. Of that amount £23,000 was council on the attainment of £3,000. -presented by realty. Testator left of your 20th. anniversary of my consecragacies of £25 each to the St. Vincent the The Rostrevor Queen Coronation of Armidale. Needless Paul Society, connected with St. tionsay,as I Bishop feel deeply and sincerely Concert realised over £1.000. The why le seph's Church, Albert Street, Wool- to affair was a wonderful success. to the Mayor and aldermen hra; the Sisters of Mercy Poor grateful for the kindly spirit that moved them PERTH hool, Woolloomooloo; and the Sac to put on record this congratulatory Mr. Patrick Kelly, who died recentd Heart Hospice for the Dying, Darand to you. Mr. Milner, for ly at the residence of his son-in-law, AS BUTTER MA/ ,FACTURERS WE ARE BUYERS OF CREAM ghurst. A sum of £25 was left to resolution the simple yet beautiful manner in Mr. T. J. Slattery, Stanley Flat, at the -e priest in charge of St. Joseph's IN ANY QUANTITY ACCURATE RETURNS OUR SPECIALTY. which you have given expression to ripe age of 84 years was a well known urch, Woollahra, for the saying of the wishes of your council. I have and highly respected resident of the AS MERCHANTS, YOU WITH YOU R DAIRY E W ILL S U PPL asses for the repose of testator's soul. now completed district. my He was a native of County 20th. year as BisMACHINERY ON EASY TERMS, AND TAKE YOUR PRODUCE IN e residue of the estate was left upon hop South of Armidale, and Irelandand came to early in July Clare, I ust fur Mr. Ward's widow, his chil- shall complete my 47th. year of citizenPAYMENT. He was a justice Australia in 1852. n and grandchildren. ship. It is a long period to reside in of the peace for many years. The STEEL "DAHLIA" AND "SYLVIA" SEPARATORS. "DAHLIA" * * * one place. I have seen your city Rev. P. L. Kelly (Port Lincoln) is a CHURNS. CHERRY'S WOODEN CHURNS AND BUTTER WORKThe great feast of Corpus Christi was grow slow but steadily, and have alson, and Sister M. Ignatius (Dominica. lehrated at St. Patrick's. Manly with ways taken a keen interest in its deERS. SEAMLESS CREAM CANS- BUCKETS, STRAINERS, MILK Convent, Cabra) is a daughter of the that great fervour and devotional velopment. It is now one of the lead- deceased.-R.I.P. TESTERS, ETC. e thusiasm which characterised it in ing educational centres in the State, * vious years. The whole of the and I hope to see before I die the erecMr. J. P. Murphy, J.P., one of the MO HEST QUALITY BEDROCK PiZICES ishes in- the metropolitan area were tion of a University in our midst. directors of the "Southern Cross.' re'resented. Tens of thousands, a Please convey to the Mayor and alder- cently underwent a serious operation ARE GUARANTEED OUR SEPARATOR:, BY US TO BE EFFI.t throng, gathered in the grounds. men my best wishes and sincere in the Warringa Private Hospital at CIENT WE USE THEM, SO SPEAK WITH THE CONFIDENCE d were participants in the solemn thanks for their generous thoughtfulHe is progressing favourGIenelg. oration of Christ on the picturesque BORN OF EXPERIENCE. ness and congratulations." ably. of the College. It was a most WRITE FOR FULL PARTICULARS AND PRICE LIST TO THE ul and triumphant celebration VICTORIA. TASMANIA. the feast, and a most impressive and Head Office : turesque spectacle. Through His Excellency the Apor The death of Mrs. J. Leary, of Mel e AND SEND YOUR CREAM SUPPLIES TO EITHER OUR PERTH toile Delegate, Dr. Richard Ryan, CM. rose, which occurred recently. caused (Malvern), has received the Papal wide -spread regret throughout the OR HARVEY BUTTER FACTORIES r. 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