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New Zealand Tablet, 15 March 1917, Page 32

t. Hairwh's College WELLINGTON Conducted by the Marist Fathers, under the distinguished patronage of his Grace the Archbishop. The aim of the College is to give Catholic boys of the Dominion a sound Catholic training, together with all the advantages of higher secular education. Students are prepared for N.Z. University Junior Scholarship, Matriculation, Medical and Engineering Preliminary, Solicitors’ General Knowledge, Senior and Junior Civil Service Examinations. Students not preparing for the learned professions have the advantage of a Special COMMERCIAL COURSE, comprising Shorthand, Typewriting, and Bookkeeping and those who intend to take up Farming Pursuits may follow a Special Course of AGRICULTURAL and DAIRY SCIENCE. The College has two large Laboratories well equipped with Scientific Apparatus for Experimental Work by the Students in Physics and Chemistry. For further particulars, terms, etc., apply to— THE RECTOR. E O’CONNOR THE CATHOLIC BOOK DEPOT, 147 BARBADOES ST., CHRISTCHURCH. Tel. 2724. (Opposite the Cathedral) Estab. 1880. John E. Redmond (beautiful portrait), 29 x 22Jin —4 jFather Theobald Matthew (lithograph), 36 x 23in—4/Men of ’9B (colored chromo), 30 x 24in—4/Emmet and O’Connell (col. lithograph), 30 x 24in—3/6 .Wolfe Tone, Ed. Fitzgerald, and Emmet (photogravures), 20 x 15in2/6 Irish House of Commons, 30 x 20in —7/6 Irish Volunteers —5/Life and Times of Emmetl/6 Speeches of Edmund Burke and Curran—l/6 Lectures of Father Burkel/6 Speeches from Dock—l/9 History of Ireland (McGee and Mitchell) —2/3 The Catholic Diary, 1917—1/6 and’ 3/- each Sacred Heart Block Calendar, 1917—1/6