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Anglo-Hibernian (St. Joseph's) Province 16th (1902) Provincial Chapter Acta Official Record of proceedings

Fr. Declan O'Sullivan C.P. 1922007 Gaelic League: Mount Argus Branch.
Newspaper cutting with typed copy.

Mount Argus: Telephone Service: Printed form from National Telephone Co., to Rev, W, O'Hagan, St Paul's Retreat Mt Argus Harold's Cross: Receipt of order for an Exchange line. Encloses copy of contract (which is located under serial number 356)

John Mary McMullan: Certificate of registraion (Prefect of Poliece, Paris) of John Mary's arrival in Paris

MOUNT ARFUS; DEEDS; LANDS; MISCELLANEOUS; PONDS; MAP; tracing of the Mount Argus Estate, showing the position of the ponds existing at that time. This, evidently, is the tracing sent to the Rector by his silicitors requesting that the site of the burst banks be marked (see previous entry). No indication that the site of the burst banks was marked.

Mount Argus; Functions: admission card to Grand Concert, Rathminezs Town Hall, to help defray damage to house and property.

Mount Argus; Finances: 1 sheet printed letter-head from Fooks, Chadwick, Arnold & Chadwick, Solcrs., 60, Carey street, Lincoln's Inn, London,W.C., to Fr. Rector, Mt. Argus (Wilfrid O'Hagan): Can arrange £500 be used to reduce debt on Mt. of £2,090 (Australia?) but not wholly discharged. Better not discgarge Mortgage of £6,900. New Year Good Wishes sent.

Mount Argus Gas Supply: Letter from the Alliance & Dublin Consumers Gas Co., Head Office, D'Olier Styrret Dublin, to Rev. Berchmans Byrne, Mount Argus. Refers to Berchmans's leter of 15th inst. Gas lamp in centre of avenue is being supplied free.

Mount Argus: Holy Week Services 1904, St. Paul's Church, Mount Argus

Mount Atgus; Bequests: Ms copy of the WILL of ANNE CASEY, to which is a N.B. added saying she died on 18 February 1901, her husband died 20 March 1904, and so Miss Mary Maud Bolger came into to possession. The husband made the Rector, Wm Arthur Bolger, his residuary Legatee, under PROBATE 19th May 1904.