Page 17 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXI, Issue 43, 22 October 1903, Page 17

HIGH CLASS LITERATURE. " The Dominican Star," An Illustrated Literary Annua l . Bright, bra zy, interesting. A capital family magazine Price Is ; post free Is l£d. Write to the Tablet Company, PubMsherp, Dunertin.

CT. PATRICK'S COLLEGE, WELLINGTON. Scholarships. Two Scholarships of the yearly value of £25 each, tenable for four years. Bind two Scholarships of the yearly value of £25 each, tenable for two y< am. will be offered for Competition in December, 1903. Tbea«* Hchola' ships are open to all CatboUc Boys attending the Parochial of the Colony. CONDITIONS. 1. Candidates for Scholarships tenable for four years must be under the ape of fourteen on the Ist day of J .nuary, 1904. 2. Candidates for Scholarships tenable for two years must be under the age of sixteen on the Ist day of January, 1904. 3. Application to be examined should be forwarded to the Fee tor before the tenth day of November, 1903 ; such application to contain (a) a letter of recommendation from the Parish Priest ; (£) a certificate of date of birth ; (r) an entrance fee of 103. 4. The examination will be conduated in writing, and will be held early in December, 1903, at centres to suit the general convenience of candidates. 5. Candidates will be examined in (a) The New Zealand Catechism, No. 2 j (£) the following eubjects of the Sixth Standard, Board of Education : — Writing, Spelling, Composition, Grammar, Geography and Arithmetic. 6. The Scholarships will be a 1 lotted in the order of merit to those candidates who obtained the highest aggregate of marks. 7. A Scholarship will be forfeited unless the successful candidate shall have lodged the sum of £20 with the College Procurator on or before the first day of February in each year of tenure, and unless he shall be present in the College on tee first day of each session, 8. Should the diligence or cor duct of ary scholar prove unsatisfactory, the Rector is empowered to declare his Schol rship vacant. 9. In all questions concerning the obt inirg or holding of Sch< larships, the dccis-ion of the Hector shall be final. 10. All Scholars must {irovide a full ou'fic according to Colh ge Prospectus. AUGUSTINE KEOGH., P.M., 8.A., St. Patrick's, Wellington, Kector. Ist October, 1903. BALANCE SHEET OP St. Joseph's Ladies' Club, Dunedin, FOR YEAR ENDING SEPTEMBER,, 1903. RECEIPTS. EXPENSES. To Receipts from Au- £ p. d. By expenses annual £s. d. nual Social ... 22 0 0 social 8 710 Recip's f rcm Oper- Fxpenses Operetta — lUa (two pertor- C< aching £6 6 0 nianotp) ... 26 17 3 Printiae' and Members' subscrip- adv. rtising 2 12 6 tiona 10 19 0 T\ ping score 010 0 Hiring screens 4 0 9 12 6 Fxtending t-tage ... 7 6 0 I Gjih burners, pulleyF, , &j 13 0 Curtains for stage... 2 13 3 Card box 12 6 Expenses card social 0 6 10 ( atth to his Lor.iship 15 12 2 Balance in hand ... 13 12 2 £.V.) 16 3 £59 16 3 L. O'Neill, Hon. Secretary. E. Johnston, Hon. Treasurer.

WANTED, at once, by Catholic Family, Long Bay, Banks Peninsula, for five children, Governess (Catholic), competent to teach Government Primary Schools' Syllabus, Christian Doctrine, Pianoforte, and Singing. Applications, stating terms, together with testimonial letters from local) pastors, to b|e addressed to the REV. J. KENNEDY, Akaroa.

DON'T FORGET A M /^ I HOVPI C O/~\ JAMIESON'S BUILDINGS, OUR NEW PREMISES MIN\3LU \J I\JL. C W \J . j 126 a MORAY PLAGE, Opposite Coffee Palace