DIOCESE OF DUNEDIN

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXV, Issue 38, 19 September 1907, Page 22

DIOCESE OF DUNEDIN

"When last heard Horn the Very Rev. Dean -Burke was travelling in South Germany, he being at time of writing in Baden. Arrangements are now being made for the ceremony of laying the foundation stone of the new Home -.-for, the Little Sisters of the Poor at. Anderson's Bay on Labor Day, Wednesday, October 9. \ The following" pupils of " the Dominican Convent, Queenstown, were successful at the theory examination of the Trinity College of . Music, held in' June :—lntermediate "division— Rita McNeill, 91 (honors') ; Letty Constable, B*6 (honors) ; Mary McCarthy, 86 (honors) ; Georgina Constable, 77. Junior division— Nellie Burgess, 94 (honors) ; Edward Aldridge, 76. . Preparatory 'divisionErin Constable, 100 ; Julia Duhig, 93 ; Mary Simmonds, 90 ; Ruby Holt, 86 ; Jack McCarthy, 67. ; " "■ The following are the results of the theory "examination 'CTrinily College,- London) held at St. . Domihick's College Centre, Dunedin, on June 8 : — Senior division — Pearl Evans (Milton Convent), 81 (honors). Intermediate division — Jeannie Millar, ' 80- (honors) . Junior division—Margaret Bourke, 99 (honors) ; Honor Morrisson, 8"5 (honors) ; Mary Mackie, 70 ; Lena Nolan, 66^ ' Preparatory division— Mona Thruston, 94 ; Florence Millar, 89 ; ' Ivy Collie, 81 ; Aileen Moritzon, 69 ; Veronica G&wn, 65.

At the schools five-a-side tournament held at the Corinthian Park on Saturday last, in -connection with • the Schools' Association football, the Christian Brothers,' boys -were the winners of the trophies in both grades. This. is. the second occasion in three years that the Brothers' boys have won: the doubles in those contests. The change from Rugby to Association football- seems to have made no change in the successes achieved by the Brothers' boys on the athletic field. The - following are the names of .the boys winning trophies : Senior grade— G. Albertson, C. Marlow, G. Wak'elin, J. .Stapleton, J. McDonald. Junior grade— J. Salmon,. J. McKenzie, D. Mahony, R. Whitty, W. Boreham. All the pupils presented by the Sisters of Mercy were successful at the theoretical examinations held "under the auspices of Trinity College of Music in June last. The following are the results : — South Dunedin.— Intermediate pass— Winifred Marlow, 78.' Junior honors * — Reby Roy, 99 ; Lizzie Creegan, 98 ; Emily M.cAnelly, 91. Preparatory— Florrie M. Rae, 100 ; May Moloney, 97 ; Josephine Kavaney, 94 ; Nellie McEvoy, 94 ; Rosie Fitzpatrick, 84. Gore. — Junior honors— Maggie Lynch', 93 ; Delia Carmody, 92. Preparatory— Maggie Holland, 86 ; Maggie O'Kane, 63. " Wiuton. — Junior pass—Kathleen Gough, 71. Preparatory— Maud Homer, 92 ; Jeanie Holland, 90 ; Gladys Homer, 86., -