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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXIII, Issue 35, 31 August 1905, Page 20

We have received from the Frederick Harris Company, Lowlon, a copy of ' The Maoriland Waltzes by Maxime Heller. The waltzes are evidently the 'work of a thorough musician, are graceful and melodious, and should become wry popular. 'They are in the key of B flat with changes to A flat and E flat. The cover is lithographed in colors, showing a Maori maiden and has a background of typ cal New Zealap' l scenery— lake and snow-clad mountain peak. This is the 25th year of the founding of Sv. i«iatius s College, Riverview, Sydney, ami the occasion has been taken advantage of to issue a jubilee number of Our Alma Mater,' the half-yearly publication of the students of the institution. This is the 20th year of publication of the college magazine, and although each succeeding nun>bier since its first Issue has shown marked improvement on its predecessor the present one is no exception to the rule. It is very well got up, and the illustrations are numerous. In addition to the usual record of school happenings there are several original contributions in prose and verse which go to show that the editors and contrfhjutors have mpre than ordinary, talent. On the whole * Our Alma Mater • more than maintains its reputation as a well written school magazine. " ** : - • The publication of an advertisement In a Catholic paper shows that the advertiser not only desires the patronage of Catholics, but pays them the compliment of seeking it through the medium of their own religious journal.' So says an esteemed and wide-awake American contemporary. A word to the wise is «umcJ©nt;

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