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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXII, Issue 49, 8 December 1904, Page 31

When, buy imp; harvesting mac/hinery quality counts for more Mia-n in anything else, see that it bears the name AlcConnick and you can makeno mistake. .. The will ot the late Mr. S. V. Winter, of Melbourne has been lodged for probate The document is dated 2") th February, 11)01, and the wJiole of tfce pioperty is left tio testator's lainily. The value of the estate is £'M,9,i3, of which £253 is really and the balance personalty. Widespread sympathy (writes a Brisbane corres-pon-dent) is tell fior Rev. Father Nugent, who lies dangerously ill at the presbytery, Mount Morgan. Father Nugent ha.si not been well for a long time past, and it witl be reinemheied that he went south for the benefit of his health seAeral tunes, father Nugent is a brother of Mrs T. Dal ton, of Sydney, aa'd is a nephew of the Rev. Fattier Walsh, of Townsville. His sister is Superioress of the Mount Morgan Convent of Mercy. In the convent schoolroom, Dcmliguiji, on November 16, abolut 200 parishioners and many townMblk of other denominations assembled tio hid g,ocfd-bye amid present an illuminated address and 'nurse of 80 sovereigns to the Hey. Father Tracy on the eve of his departure for Broken Hill. Mr. James Peevers (/president of the H.A.U.B. Society) presided. Others present included the Rigjht Rev. Mgr Tracey, V.G., artd Roy. Father Morrant. Ap^olicqipfi were received from his Lordship Bislhop Dun.ne. of Wiioannia, and various ot/her gentlernem, wishing the depajrti/ng prijes/t good luck in his tutaire fielti of/labor.