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New Zealand Tablet, 25 April 1918, Page 24

J. J* SACRED HEART COLLEGE : RICHMOND ROAD, AUCKLAND. Conducted by the MARIST BROTHERS. ✓ (Under the Patronage of the Eight Eev.~Dr. CLEAEY, Bishop of Auckland.) TELE COLLEGE, which is large and commodious, and fitted with all modern appliances, is situated in "a section of ground 14 acres in extent. The great object of the Brothers is to give their pupils a sound Eeligious Education, and so to enable them to discharge the duties of their after-life with honour to religion, benefit to the State, and credit to themselves. Students are prepared for the. Intermediate, Junior,*and Senior Public Service, Pharmacy Board, Matriculation, Solicitors’ General Knowledge, Medical and Engineering Preliminary, Military Scholarship, University Entrance Scholarship, and Music Examinations. Special attention is given to Experimental - Science and to Practical Agriculture. TERMS: 40 guineas per annum. A reduction of 10 per cent is allowed in favor of brothers. For further particulars, apply to the BROTHER DIRECTOR. AUSTRALIAN CATHOLIC TRUTH SOCIETY For the dissemination of Catholic Truth and the defence of Holy Church, 242 penny pamphlets on -most interesting and instructive •iff subjects have already been issued. An Australian Catholic Prayer Book has been compiled, and can now be procured in boards, 4d ; leather (with Epistles and Gospels of Sundays and Feasts), 1/6; and beautifully bound in morocco, 3/6 Lectures and Replies, by the late Moat Rev. Thomas Joseph Carr, D.D. (Archbishop of Melbourne), price 5/6; postage, 1/2 extra. Subscription, 5/- per annum, entitling all to the penny publications issued during the year. Life members, £3/3/-. Rev. J. NORRIS, Secretary : 312 Lonsdale St., Melbourne. t. atrirK’s WELLINGTON Conducted by the Marist Fathers, under the distinguished patronage of his Grace the Archbishop. 1 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. 1 Students are prepared for N.Z. University Junior Scholarship, Matriculation, Medical and Engineering < Preliminary, Solicitors’ General Knowledge, Senior and Junior Civil Service Examinations. 1 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 * THE RECTOR.