Timaru

New Zealand Tablet, 19 November 1914, Page 29

Timaru

(From our own correspondent.) ... November 16. , Rev. Father Hoare, S.M., of St. Mary’s, Christchurch, preached at the evening devotions on Sunday. There was a large muster of the Children of Mary in regalia at Holy Communion at the 7.30 Mass on Sunday. In the afternoon at their monthly meeting Rev. Father Hoare was present, and after complimenting them on their numbers of the morning gave a short instruction on the duties of a Child of Mary, and urged members to the practise of frequent Communion. The results of the Trinity College of Music examinations, which were held her© on November 7 and 9, show that our Catholic music teachers were successful in securing many passes. Miss E. Dennehy’s pupils were:Senior Division—Miss M. Seager, 63, Miss M. O’Callaghan', 84 (honors). Intermediate. Division■ Miss G. Hammond, 60. Junior Division Miss E. Hoskins, 65. Preparatory Division— F. Shewan, 67, Mr. G. Lawson, 85 (honors), Miss M. Kane, £3, Mr. A. Honeybone, 71, Miss M. King, 64. Miss G. Atkinson’s pupils were : —lntermediate Division—Mr. H. McClatchy, 75. Junior Division—-Miss C. Corrigan, 61 Preparatory Division— A. Ardagh, 73. First —Miss M. Ardagh, 77. Miss N. Lynch’s pupils were;Junior Division-Miss’G. Lynch, 63, Miss K. Lynch, 69. Preparatory Division—Miss *P. Lynch, 89 r (honors). Miss L. Campbell, 74. First Steps— C. Wilman, 75, Miss K. Southerwood, 90. The following were pupils of Miss Sheehan : —lntermediate Division —Miss R. Gray, 68, Miss G. Stack, 60. Junior Division—Miss D. Parke, 68, Miss A. Daley, 60.