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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXX, Issue 31, 31 July 1902, Page 6

A memoriil to the late Right Rev. Dr. Crane, 0.5.A., is to be erected in Bendigo cemetery. The memorial will take the form of a monument, consisting of a Celtic Cross in grey and red Scottish granite on a pedestal of similar material, and will cost not less than KiO\)\) Mr Denis o' Donovan, whose resignation of the post of Parliamentary Librarian was recently chronicled, is spending a week or two in Sydney (pays the Freeman's Journal), prior to his leaving for the old country. Of his three daughters, two have been dedicated to the service of the Church in Australia— one in the French Order of Sacre Coeur at Malvern (Victoria) another in the Tasmanian community of the Presentation Order. The third daughter is at present staying at New York, where she will be joined by her father on his way to Europe, There are two sonsone m In ew Guinea, the other in West Australia. Mr o 'Donovan has been appointed to represent the Queensland Government at the Tonquin Exhibition in November next. Meanwhile he will have opportunities of direct personal touch with congenial worlds which would be denied him in Australia.