Archdiocese of Wellington

New Zealand Tablet, Volume LII, Issue 40, 21 October 1925, Page 30

Archdiocese of Wellington

’•' .. (From our own correspondent.) I’ S’/. • ■ October 16. i £ ; , . Deep sympathy is being extended :to the | Moran family over the death of their mother, Mrs. Moran, which occurred recently. : The 5’ , family are well-known members of St. Joseph’s parish and Mrs. Moran was highly respected by a wide circle of friends. —R.I.P. • The Children of Mary, Buckle Street, are 'having their annual Retreat. The preacher for the occasion is Rev, Father Gill, O.SS.R. The Retreat is being attended by numerous iilf; others outside the sodality. ' News from America gives word of the. I; return of Rev. Dr. Kelly, Editor of the Tablet, -Rev. Father Kelly of St. Anne’s Imre, , and Rev. Father Bowe. They arrive Iply. here by the 26th, after an extensive tour, pfr Their friends will be delighted to see them auain. His Grace Archbishop Redwood returned ■;, this week from Australia. Australia is always loth to let him go, It showers its |; • highest honors-and warmest welcomes on the venerable prelate for whom sea journyes have no terrors. .-.-‘The.- Basilica is preparing for its Forty A lours’.. The time of the arum lilies has I . come round again. The altar on such cell'' - fusions is a credit to the devoted workers of IlfeM-f-tbe Altar Society who go to infinite pains to secure flowers for the occasion. The ser:mons will be preached by priests from St. IpirA Patrick’s College. The bazaar is over, and the proceeds are Pi; -'..being reckoned. They come to about four thousand pounds gross. Of course there are |||&’ : ' the expenses to be considered. The net re|b4 r milt will be announced later. The art union (if course is not finished yet. The ticketholders are still hopeful. The committee, and especially the organiser, Mr. Hoskins and his assistants, Messrs. J. J. L. Burke. ||i|~. O’Gorman ,and C. Seymour, are to be congratulated on such a pleasing result. The Wm- stallholders and all assistants with stall and RSI: side-shows, catering, and entertainments also. are to be congratulated. St. Mary of the ||||\;Angels’ headed the list of stallholders when Klpi'S came to making an aggregate of proceeds. pA'-'St. Joseph’s parish was second. And now wMtll . everyone is still wondering who will win that |: thousand. • |||py - - Buckle Street holds the record for jumble sales. The one they held last week for the 1% Lewisham ‘bazaar brought in £23 odd. A , wry fine result from old clothes. The two I ip •sales together brought in £42 odd, or theref a bouts. They are marvelling themselves at -v the success of the, sales. It is an encourage- •: Jc .•,-)nent for folk to give their cast-offs in future. |S Nothing succeeds’like success. ' The Irish Club held a "Forty-Five” touinyment -S. the Jewish ;Ladies’.- Club, Cuba S Street;,, last night, It, was. amazing how ji&z many turned up to play the game,"lreland’s Ip - national card-game. “Now men, you’ll .think V'. you’re-back in the old land to-night.’; ’.‘aid the controller of the tournament. It was a success from every point of view. Another r‘ " ill be held ; in..thei future. y ? L -Si : :