Clerical Changes On The Gold-fields, The Kalgoorlie Miner, 24 May 1926, p 4, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article93888201.

The last issue of the W.A. "Record" states:—"His Grace the Archbishop has made the following changes in the Archdiocese: Rev. Father Smith has been transferred from Coolgardie to Merredin, Rev. Father Langmead has taken charge of Leonora and the surrounding districts. Coolgardie will be served from Kalgoorlie, to which parish the Rev. Father Winston has been appointed assistant."

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Roman Catholic Church. The Archdiocese of Perth, The West Australian, Perth, 25 February 1936, p 17, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article32967245.

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Catholic Evidence Guild Re-opens, Advocate, Melbourne, 30 January 1941, p 5, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article172189442:

The Catholic Evidence Guild, after its customary vacation, will reopen its weekly meetings at the Yarra Bank on Sunday afternoon next, February 2. Training meetings will commence for the year on Monday evening next, February 3, at St. Francis' Hall, Elizabeth-street (next C.W.O. Rest Room), at 8 o'clock.

Rev. Fr. Conrad Winston, O.F.M., has been appointed chaplain and clerical director of studies to the guild and a comprehensive syllabus has been arranged for the year's work. Catholics interested in this apostolate to non-Catholics are invited to attend. Donations of literature for distribution at guild "pitches" will be gratefully received and may be forwarded to the guild, c/o Central Catholic Library, 352 Collins-street, C.1.

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Father Conrad Winston, O.F.M., Returns to Ireland, Advocate, Melbourne, 22 March 1951, p 22, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article172517684:

Rev. Conrad (Michael) Winston, O.F.M., B.A., left Melbourne on March 2 on board the "Pioneer Lake" to return to Ireland, via Panama and Boston. After a short stay in Boston, U.S.A., to visit his two brothers, he will proceed to Ireland to take up work with the Irish Franciscan Province. Thus he brings to an end an apostolate of 25 years in many parts of Australia.

Back in 1926 Father Winston came to the Perth diocese fresh from Maynooth College, Ireland, where he had made his studies for the priesthood. For thirteen years he worked as a diocesan priest in Perth. He was attached for most of that period to St. Mary's Cathedral, although he also laboured at Kalgoorlie and at Subiaco, Perth. For eight years, 1928-1936, he was editor of the Record, diocesan weekly.

In 1939 he joined the Franciscan Order in Australia. After completing the novitiate year at Campbelltown, N.S.W., he taught Moral Theology and Canon Law at St. Paschal's College, Box Hill, from 1940-1945. During those years he was also an active worker in the Melbourne diocese. For three years, 1940-1943, he was spiritual director of the Catholic Evidence Guild, helping members of the guild and instructing the catechist classes. He was also chaplain to the Paraclete Arts' Group, and for six months in 1942 he conducted the "Question Box" on the Catholic Hour.

In 1945 he was transferred to Waverley, Sydney, and became editor of the Crusader. He remained in this post from 1945-1949. He was again an active worker in many diocesan works, for example, the Adult Instruction Centres, the Holy Name Society, Waverley, and the Legion of Mary groups.

1950 saw him back in Victoria, at "Greyfriars," Mornington, as professor of Moral Theology and Canon Law. In June, 1950, he attained his silver jubilee in the holy priesthood.

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Irish death record, https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/files/civil/deaths_returns/deaths_1960/04341/4122747.pdf: "Superintendent Registrar's District Castlerea, Registrar's District Ballinlough. 1960. Deaths Registered in the District of Ballinlough in the Superintendent Registrar's District of Castlerea in the County of Roscommon. No. 84. On 17 February 1960 at Marystown, Ballinlough, death of Michael Winston O.F.M., male, single, 62 years, Franciscan Friar; of coronary thrombosis, 5 minutes, uncertified; informant: Tom Winston, brother, of Marystown, present at death; 6 June 1960; P.W. Kiernan, Registrar."