ARCHDIOCESE OF WELLINGTON.

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXI, Issue 25, 18 June 1903, Page 5

ARCHDIOCESE OF WELLINGTON.

(From our own correspondent.)

June 18. NewtSwn or? uESn be h * W in the new schoolroom. mewtown, on Wednesday evening- next St P 1 ° v Sitl f On + v, Of A the ' Bless «l Sacrament was held at St. Alary of the Angels' on Sunday last. The sermon rathS^^iSa/^ 1 °' the ** ™ *'««*Sd &$£

Z n Tt b °'SS^ hiSera Were *"™ 1 ""> thorough**^ Se numw nf the X ° Shea occupied the chair, and a mi. v. 1) Cionin, who took temporary charm of the ?.n° ?• genS" and the organist, secretary, conductor, and libraS^n' and Blenheim were present. The Rev. Father KeoXool cupied the chair and explained the object of the StinS and the mutual benefits to be derived by members The An°H^9°Q nal committee, appointed at the meeting held oS rwi h ?' <?"J mitted a draft of proposed rules which were adopted with some slight alterations. For the ensuinc FMhiVnW ♦ Offlcers Were eleCt6d : -Presfdent X fail^y.. f H Casey and B. J. DeUne ; auditor, Mr. C. Hickson All ex-students are eligible for membership, and for the convenience of those residing away from the headquarters of the Association the annual general meeting is to be held during the Easter holidays. The number of applications already made for membership is I understand highly satisfactory, and it is confidently thought that the Association is at last on a solid foundation