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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXV, Issue 41, 18 February 1898, Page 15

Reference elsewhere to our advertising 1 columns will show that the Tnvereargill Athletic Society have pun ided a splendid programme and big prize mo icy fur M iroh 17. Nominations tor the St. Patrick s and flying h uidic.ips will be receive 1 not Liter than March Ist. Acceptances on March llth. The ncje.ssity of familii s beini; provided with good wholc-omc Catholic literatnie was recently dwelt upun by hi-- Grace the Archbishop of Wellington, and therefore it is wuh pleasure we draw attention to the advertisement of Mes-rs. Wlnttakei- Bros., which appears in another column. A list oi works for sale at their New Zealand Catholic Depot is published, and tin y comprise not only good readable bo >k«. which supply the rcadi r with the information regarding the Catholic religion so much needed m these times when unscrupulous writer-; do not fail to scatter abroad ononeous views of her history and her tea Jungs. Without action thought cannot ripen into truth. Our dreams are the sequel of our waking thoughts. The best perfection of a man is to do common things in a perfect manner. A constant fidelity in small things is a great and heroic virtue. — St. Bonaventure. Charity is m.ule the constant companion and pci Tuition of all virtues, and well it is for that Mitue vs h< re it most enters and longebt stays.