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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXX, Issue 5, 30 January 1902, Page 20

The Staffordshire Warehouse, George street, Dunedin, of which Mr George Ritchie is proprietor, is noted for its fine display of chinaware, lampware, cutlery, and household furnishings generally. The stock is well selected and up to date in every respect, whilst the prices are such as to convince the most economical that they cannot do better elsewhere. Intending purchasers of tea or dinner sets would be consulting their own interests by visiting the establishment a nd examining the goods and prices ... The little catechism of the Christian Doctrine, which has been approved by the Catholic hierarchy of New Zealand, is now published pnd can be obtained from hip Grace the Archbishop of Wellington and their Lordships the Bishops of Duuedin, Christchurcb and Auckland, or direct from this office... The annual vacation at Holy Cross College, Mosgiel, ends on February 15. In conformity with arrangements made at the First Provincial Synod held in Wellington in 1899 this seminary has bten established lor the education of students from all parts of this Colony who agpire to the ecclesiastical state. It is situated at Mosgiel (about 10 miles from Dunedin) in the fine building hitherto known as Mosgiel House, which with the 11 acres of rich park land surrounding it, was purchased for use as ecclesiastical seminary for the whole of New Zealand. The institution is under the patronage and direction of the Archb. shops and Bishops of New Zealand, and under the immediate personal supervision of the Right Rev. Dr. Verdon, who acts as Rector. Full particulars can. be obtained by applying to the Vice-Rector...