Sydney Morning Herald Saturday 24th September 1932 page 18

SISTER MARY VICTOR LANE.

Sister Mary Victor Lane, who died at St Marthas Home, Leichhardt, recently, was one of the pioneer members of the Congregation of the Sisters of St Joseph She was born at Ipswich Queensland, in 1858, and joined the Order, 13 years after it had been in existence at Adelaide.  She was personally associated with the foundress of the Order, Mother Mary of the Cross.  She was stationed for short periods at Bungendore, Lithgow, and Hunter s Hill, and was in charge of St Fiacre's School, Leichhardt.   For 17 years, Sister Mary Victor had charge of the South Australian province of the Order, and for eight years was Superior of the Fullerton Refuge near Parkside Adelaide Last year, she celebrated the golden jubilee of her profession.  After a Solemn Office and Requiem Mass in the convent chapel at St Martha's Home, the funeral took place at the Northern Suburbs Cemetery.  The prayers at the graveside were read by the Rev Father P J. Donovan, parish priest of Leichhardt