DIOCESE OF CHRISTCHURCH

New Zealand Tablet, 25 October 1906, Page 14

DIOCESE OF CHRISTCHURCH

22. „ The _ first of a series of social re-unions in connection with the Catholic Club was given in the .. club w^ i° n J ast,, Tue&day evening, when a programme of nTmTrous an g dathSfi. entCrt 'aln^ iicm" WaS e "^d * a in/ a h rr e r S <rt^ PaJ?ck^l^ ay Celebration Committee, having arranged with - the Exhibition Executive for an Irish national sports . gathering in the grounds set apart for such purposes at the Exhibition, a meeting is convened for next week to arrange preliminaries v £2 overland Passenger service has now been arranged for the Exhibition season between Canterbury and Westland. The Midland Railway on this side o^ the ranges is now extended to Broken River, and from HokftV/ c S ch R £ nd - aII the &m «r to and S£ ££? Vw nn e da4 ce eac°h n 'way" * m"to fa ab °Ut m ™ At the Institute Hall, Rangiora, on Friday last the evening of the Agricultural and Pastoral Vhow no+K^v ann u al concert in connection with the local Catholic church was given in the presence of a large audience The programme, arranged by the Dresdln Piano Company and carried out Snder ihe difecSSfS s>io; etcr bb ss y on M M, Re^ e iid issl 8^ %- s tuccess ad aSSISt6d in makin S the e^nt such a The annual meeting of the Ashburton St Patricks Day. Sports Association was held on last Thursday e S ng !,v at ich th€ Yel T H«v..Dean O'Donnell nrZ sided there being a good attendance of members t£ Cv^ Th? Or>ii WaS re v, ad. *?* c^idered ver? Ssfacw^' *T^? J ala»cccc sheet showed -the receipts to have been £111 9s 4d, including £11 Us i &d brought tor- * a J d i ftrOn^ *?e? c revious y^> and the expenditure was £95 16s 4d, leaving- a credit balance of £15 13s Mr Muller who had given great help to th? Association' -and who has removed to Wellington, was electedft sassfffi'-tto end zs* 1 comolttee was ais °