Timaru

New Zealand Tablet, 26 July 1906, Page 14

Timaru

(From our own correspondent.) July 23. w^' v" Duni i. e> Of the CtCa -. a prominent mem, ber in all parish matters, has been transferred to the Waimate branch of his firm Mr* Th w ™? mbers of the Altar Society have forwarded to Mrs. N. Mangos a very fine drawing-room clock with an 7;f^ r ° mark their appreciation, on the occasion" of her marriage, of the work she did as their secretary for about nane years. She had for even a longer period taken charge of the decoration of the altars'Sd ent festivals preparing the church building for the differThe final in the card comi>eUtions for the friendly K2f ? CUP WaS Pla ? ed las£ Wednesday evening X tween teams representing the Manchester Unity and the Hibernians The latter team proved victorious. After an excellent supper had been partaken of Bro. Cunningham, speaking f or the H.A.C.B. Society, thanked their opponents for the fine contest they had given, them and mentioned that the games just conclude! fo?med their c ffhth win during this ye a r's tournament, the total number of matches played being nine. On Friday evening the Children of Mary, under the leadership of the Misses M. Yenning, M. Mara, and B Ryan, gave a social in the girls' school in aid of the TnVu^'eJ^ 20 ° T T ns ™ re to t«to part in the euchre tournament. The Misses C. Dunne and Dennchy and Mr. J. Sullivan were the successful ?fS: tak T e , rS -. Hijreshments were handed round by the a r IS ,, D ll M g internal Mr. J. McKenn-a sang'Hvbnas the Cretan > Mrs. N. Mangos presiding at the KpreS lu a rin ce g rS the BB e O v^fn n g F1 ° Ch ' ™* «-^ h o n n S ?ffi3S evening the attendance being a record ok. V C Ken occupied' the chair a nd opened, the miscel aneous nrS gramme with a short reading from Dickens Sonc s weS fton?on 7 M 6/M 6 /- f at v OT F . lMert^ Messrs - J- McKefna and g^ rvtliifg 1 ° hOM am^ k BB ° roUgh C o«^ S &,neit the^gtt^^^^^^^^ us'leT'n'z.T.' 1 ) 11^ 1110111688 in the -OP7. supplied \ 0