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New Zealand Tablet, 8 January 1920, Page 25

“VILLA MARIA” COLLEGE RICOARTON, CHRISTCHURCH. College for New Zealand Girls, situated on a site of 16 acres within easy reach of Christchurch by No. 8 Car from Square. Conducted by the Sisters of Mercy, under the patronage of his Lordship Dr. Brodie. ■ Besides the usual Primary Course, subject to Government inspection pupils are prepared for the various Exanimations—lntermediate, Junior and Senior Public Service. Matriculation, Teacher’s Certificates, Commercial Diplomas, and Musical Examinations, For further particulars apply to MOTHER SUPERIOR, Telephone 2442. ' A GREAT REWARD in this world and in the world to come may be confidently expected by all those generous souls who will assist the noble work of the Sisters of Mercy in charge, of the Catholic Orphanage, South Dunedin. In this Institution over a hundred little ones are sheltered and provided for. Tho prayers of the Community and the children will be offered daily during the coming festive season for those who respond to this appeal. Donations of money, clothing, groceries, vegetables, etcj% will be gratefully received by THE SISTERS OF MERCY, South Dunedin. FEATURES OF THIS WEEK’S ISSUE Leader— Is Dear Old Ireland? p. 25. Notes— Dwyers Monument; “Mountain Mary,” pp, 26-27. Current Topics—Monsignor O’Riordan; After the Battle; Poor Old England; Tho Convention; Irish Outrages, pp. 14-15. De Valera, p. 9. The Epidemic of Vulgarity, p 13. Roman Letter, p. 19. Freedom in Ireland, p. 21. MESSAGE OF POPE LEO XIII. TO THE N.Z. TABLET . Perga-nt Director es et Script ores New Zealand Tablet, Apostohca Benedictions confortati , Iteligionis et Justifies causnm promovere per vias Veritatis et Pads. Die ! t Aprihs. 1900. LEO XIII., P.M. Translation .—Fortified by the Apostolic Blessing, let the Directors and Writers oj the New Zealand Tablet continue to promute the cause of Religion and Justice by the ways of Truth and Peace. April 4, 1900. LEO XIII., Pope.