DIOCESE OF DUNEDIN

New Zealand Tablet, 9 February 1911, Page 246

DIOCESE OF DUNEDIN

The parish schools re-opened, after the holidays, on Monday, and. St. Dominic s College on Tuesday. next at Evamsdal^ ’ PCldc takes l daco on Wednesday ITn ft Provincial Ecclesiastical Seminary of New Zealand, Holy Cross College Mosgiel, re-opens on February to. arrived Rev. . her . Ganly, St. Kilda West, Melbourne, arrived in Dunedin from the south in the early part of

T„,Ji ? n + , S ? x P° sltlon of the Blessed Sacrament at St. Joseph s Cathedral on Sunday from the last Mass until Vespers, after which there was the usual procession for A committee has be , CU formed to make arrangements for the holding, of the local St. Patrick's Night concert. Mr. & u . Spam has been appointed secretary, and it is the intention of the committee to prepare a programme of more than ordinary excellence for the occasion. were succe S!t pupils T° f the Christian Brothers' School m the whole of the Dominion), P.VI&S Charles Dunn (credit), Michael McKetiry (credit) ( wh Ist the following passed the examination, and are well in on the list of successful students: -Thomas Lavburn Irancis Cameron, Athol Clements, Ambrose Bmke Clmrles Todd, Francis Marlow. th'o'XKf^^hSt 0 ?!! °JJt from the whKf^^g^^ aim 1 " B fVur lldr We 0n * ho Y\ ? e <?*rtia2 Brothel S hoo \ " e congratulate Master Walmsley on hi* brilliant pass, and as he is quite a voun«r ™ we hnnf to hear of great things from him in the near future fn Universityexaminations, Masters F. De Lai and T not yet to hand Senior Civil Service aro