PERSONAL NOTES.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 13268, 27 April 1905, Page 7

PERSONAL NOTES.

:Dr,Malcolm, (lie new Professor of Pliysi« ology- at- the Otugo University,' reached: : tha • >.- « eolony by the Gothic-yesterday Captain W. H, O'Shea, whoso divOrcedijWifo•:■■■ --v. niarried the lafo Charles Stewart ParnolJ.-* News' has been received of Western 'Australia on' "Saturday, iof vMotheir V ' Gabriel, who founded the Dominican Convent l '' in .Oiiriediii.': The deceased lady arrived hero Dublin in 1871; in chargo of the - :.o{",jlutf#"wkp -hid' been selected by.'.tho •iato i ji , Bishop Jforan 1 for educational work m-tho diocese. .So successful was the deceased lady's work.- that '- before. hfcy departure for Australia.in 1898 there were 11 convents, with oyer 100 nuns, in-Otago., .In 'Western Australia She. founded within seven years four convents;MrP. O'Neill, Dunedin, received a cablo uiessage from Boms 011 Saturday (says tho-. - - Tablet)' to. the effect that his son, the Rev, D.,A'. O'Neill, who lias been studying at: the'--' 1 ■ Irish, Collie, had been ordained lo tho .priest- , . ' hood on Holy, Saturday. : The Rev. Father.::. - O'Neill received hig _ early education at tho Christian Brothers' School, Dunediu, and from :, there proceeded to the' Ecclesiastical Seminary,Jfp.nl}', Where he pursued his.studies for .tbotifr " . three years and a-lialf, leaving for Itonie about .:- , four ?mi» «gb. He is to remain in the Etenuil ;. . .City until about June 1, whence trill proceed lo Ireland for n brief visit, after wliicli 110 will leave for New Zealand. ' ' "