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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7, 16 February 1905, Page 39

The Rev. Dr. Skelly, who has been curate to the Very Rev. Dean Murphy at Shepparton for the past four years, has been removed to Heathcote. The Rev. K. Delaney will succeed the Rev. Dr. Skelly. h Whilst cycling at Clarendon on 24th ult. Rev. J. Ryan, of Ballarat East, met with a serious accident. His bicycle skidded on the road, and the rev. gentleman was thrown over the handles of his machine on .to his face artd hands, with the result that both 'his elbows were dislocated, while his face and hands were severely gravel, rashed. A review of the results of the public examinations, held last year in the Commonwealth and elsewhere (says the ' Catholic Press '), puts the pupils of the Christian Brothers' Schools in a splendid position. Neal Macrossan wton the first place in New South Wales and Queensland in the University Junior examination, securing the medal in Greek, the Burns', Memorial Medal, and the Neville Medal, with honors in English, Latin Greek, French, history, arithmetic and algebra. In the November examinations of the Adelaide University, the first place in Junior was secured by Cyril Ward, of the Christian Brothers' College, Adelaide. A like success is credited to Edmund Jones, of the same school, for 1903. In t^e Senior of Adelaide University the first place fell to Stanley Cantor, of Christian Brothers' College, Perth. Tihis result carries with it a £15 pri/e from Adelaide University, and £150 for three year* from the Westralian Government. Cantor parsed in 11 subjects, most of them with honors, and his Latin paner was absolutely the best ever presented in the snb'e^t at the senior examination. The honor of wi~nin°- the £450 prbe has fallen to the West Australian College for four successive years. Four other students obtained £25 pri/es for their creditable pass^<= in the senior The Perth College won se\en out of the 10 srhnlarslpps given annually by the West Australian Government. Outside Australia- the Christian Brothers have the distinction of providing the first Rhodes Scholar in Newfoundland and Kimherley. MYKKS & CO., Dentists, Octagon, corner of Qeoreie Street. They guarantee the highest class of work at moderate fees. Their artificial teeth give general satisfaction, and the fact of them supplying a temporary denture while the gums are healing does away with the inconvenience of being months without teeth. lynej manutaeture a single artificial tooth for Ten Shillings, and sets equally n^e-ate. Th(t administration of nitrous oxide gas is also a great boon to those needing the extraction of a t00th....