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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 82, 4 February 1928, Page 6

Mrs H. Cleraow, of Opiinbke Roald, underwent a serious operation this •morning at Dr. Goron’s hospital, and is reported to 1 be progressing well as can be expected. 1 The announcement is made of the retirement from the rectorship of St. Patrick’s College, Wellington, of 'Very Rev. Hither G&ibert, S M.'M.A. His retirement is brought about by the rule of the Marist order that no one connected with it can retain a position longer than ten years aiiid Father Gilbert has just reached that] limit. An "old boy of the college, ho has made a name known all over the. Dominion as, an educationalist (mdj the records of the school tear testimony to the value of his work. Besides being a distinguished scholar, be is well known as a clover and jiecbmplished speaker. Ho will he succeeded by the vice-rector, Rev. Father B. J. Ryan, S M.M.A., a,lso an old boy of the school.

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