DIOCESE OF DUNEDIN

New Zealand Tablet, 23 August 1906, Page 23

DIOCESE OF DUNEDIN

The report of the Education Boaid's Inspectors on St. Patiick's School, South Dunedm, is, we understand, very satisfactory. The Hibernian Society held its annual social gathering in the Victoria Hall on 1< inlay evening, when there was a large attendance. There was a laige attendance at t>hc meeting of St. Joseph's Boys' Club on Monday evening, the Rev. Father Corcoran presiding, when the' Rev Brother Bi'aidy £a.ye a very interesting lecture i,n Bnan Boru. On the motion of Master Collins, a hearty vote of thanks was passed to Brothe-i Biady. A successful and well-attended social, uixler the .auspices of St. Mary's Litcraiy and Social Club, was held in the school-ioom, Milton, on Tuesday night (writes our travelling cones pond en I ). A varied ami very enjoyable musical piogranirne was prouded, after which liberal refreshments, kindly supplied by the lady members of the club, were handed round. The Very Rev. Father O'Neill was present at the gathering. The St. Joseph's Harriers made their weekly iun on Saturday afternoon from the Santa Sabina School, North-East Valley. The course chosen by Captain Husscy was in a not 'westerly direction, over Uie hill noith of Dalmore, towards Mitchell's dairy fa.rm ami fiom there down to the Woodhaugfo Valley 'road along to the waterworks pipe line, and home through Ihe golf links, and Bi&hopscourt to St. Joseph's Hall. On reaching their destination a plentiful supply of refreshments was kindly provided by Miss Staunton and other lady friends of the Club.