ARCHDIOCESE OF WELLINGTON

New Zealand Tablet, 1 November 1906, Page 13

ARCHDIOCESE OF WELLINGTON

(From our own correspondent.). „,, .„ „ - • October 27. | W p\™f OllC students at the local University ColtiSc %i done, remarkably well in the'terms examina-wSr-app'e^Text \7^ «' * Ot -^ « c «»?^ fronfl^ was away- nearly three weeks, vis ted Lfi wherS he^ administered Confirmation,^Greymouth, and Hok£ ir^ d l^7 &S J^ ive^ he^ ' ixiri^ the week' that" the Irish envoys, Messrs. Devlin and Donovan, intend leaving Australia for Wellington at the end 'of Smber After speaking m this city they will visit .the. south,' a T^ ret^ n - bs:way°fb s: wa y°f Wetland to Wellington • tfrol la ce n m |ranc& C co. Anckl * n «> where they' will .embark^ ri^w h l + m^L m !. Ssi ? n a^ .Buckle street has been _splen-S^-SSSS- ISaVtien^ %££»s*& ?o?\&^T e^nt Ciety ' Fath?r ° lUne lefi M r Tc k * he ue^ion placed on the Order Paper by Hon. Mr. Guinness, the member for Grey, asking if the Premier would move a motion during the session with r£ Sd 6 Rule 5° r Irel^. Sir Jo^ph WaS m»mt y, 9l 55 WW u ng re ? ly '^ '?t is fortunate the hoiu member should have deferred so important a question as this, upon which the majority of members would -have desired to speak, until the . dying, hours of the' session when it would- not be possible for. justice tb be done to it. This is the'moie to be regretted as a private member moved the motion referred to, in the Commonwealth Parliament, and a similar course has' been open to the hon. gentleman all the .session to follow Z™** J*. , so .desifed/-= The matter is one that should certainly receive ..attention. early, in the next session, and care' should be taken to "see that the auestion is brought before the House - Hi >ca