DIOCESE OF DUNEDIN

New Zealand Tablet, 8 November 1906, Page 23

DIOCESE OF DUNEDIN

t T''4Hfe^® '^IjS^on^gati^fis-^t'^l' 'tn'&" Mists'; i atfeti.JJosep^^'iGatKedral.vo4" th^J^aest'of AllSaiWf; ; ' T^sm£ma, JpffTaT t lWesent»ion >a Msi^rtf? ;Zealan'd?ff^hef^reachie<£-'Dun- ! - esdm on • Tuesday Lmoiming.fA;. AA^^witH-'felcro'-rP ' <-< <— . j .- T - ■A i ' r iieAv'^church' ir will! -Shortly 'be' '^cVed" s fct* jTfibrn- ;• 4)ury,\in lhe;ißiVertori>p*ai:ish.'n -ATvery"s'ubstaniiaW'sum;i of :> . money ;isj : .aireajiy^o^i ll a nn 44 S „',fQr..ti 1c:,1 c : , -&>■"■' ; 'A'? Off -"- SuMay^-there Kwias^fE^positVotf^ oK the<^ie£sie&* , S aQ'ramen-t from*/ -.the hiss t - .Mass until' Vesp.ers ' at ' / • S tw ' • I ,49 s i ep K^ ■ c ..# ll cd ra ' i - PP v 'PiUng then usual"Jproce.ssibnr -■ tb,ok place. , ■•£**■', •.-^,_.,0 .^.^^..j „,«■ w^,,,, j -i-jt!, .?„•, -m .:^","v.. c y,j.,j. f jt-t^ ;> ,,t ; W^t*'-.1.f?. :;i i\rn 'fit C'i <■••■- ' , . ™r.MonWsf--,Mind.cfoa>j4^tt £^l^S%jp.f] {tJie r .^soul*>ps the, ] late Rev. John Ryan Look place in St. Joseph's 'Cain-' , edral .on Tuesday - morning* His LoKlship the Bishop ] , presided. The celebrant -of the Mass was Very - Rev j father '.O'Neills C^U&WO/sreftWjftonto Rsv^.tf^WPhy*; sub- '; 5?£ ' ■ & , 9^ ey;-;e y ;-; p^oTst, tymf 'a^a %i l ,' O'Reilly? '-'there were.^'so' r p>e<&Htf tWße%^2thei'snj-' ; I P: •O'J>onneli; , GfoM. 'HxmVfcHowairifiP^Heaa-n^ J;ri?;/ I Delanyv M. <&yann J... M^PR-, (> J . - Corcoran, ,4..,, Ly^ch, IL and.D* O'Neifr" ' The^ music i »> "* hc - J?- I^^-^^ 8 ** 11^ 6111 ' o^^!^^^ 6 Sister^ Zot Mercy,. ( South JDunedin ami ' at 1 the recent pf adftcar^x^fhatdoß^'- heia HK cb'nrfectio'n With 1-rmity^-^6ii^ge, r *ll6nftbi^'^iSiriort^feflfififeepa«itory? grades-Reb.y :Ro,y n yo ►•.. emilys»'-3(lq4iiettHj^B ; Cassis *Mjifc hojlan'd, 8/ ; Maggje^eylt^^^.. fcifced^ 'Marlbv, 84.; r , Lizzie Creegan, .7o" ;,. fsabePMcDowallTK"; Kene Caifmady ; violin, 71;;^Ngl-a TC MeeVf o 7r; !^Katie'' : Robfe'rti3n-; : ' w "6B' ; i - % Katie '^alsh,'.-v-e«' <Mosgiel) ; VidMiiwE.eal:^67i r'.(Mflsttielo«r '.(Mflsttielo« '■ „ ' - A \ : a • -?-9.? ia <i -gathering- hci^^uri/jg^he^past^ek Tpy. - Mehalski was pMsdnte(l'\vii)i f a^^haiids^fiip-afteYiiooii^' i" MM rvic £ " ° n lhe -'' "oeca^iofr-^ of- * hel^qippruacliM^-i ihariria-g<>? - Ihe Rev. Ba4hßr?biston/» J onv\toa*iiig:-iili6 i pjasenstata»h> retcrred; t,o the ?oal , ajways; , dwHlayegu-iji , poiu?ect,iqn with thd. choir .by^ Miss" Meliaiski, aiud V.trustfeOivat'aithough she ;wks 'entering Uic^'mai J i.ied J "st'a,'te- y sne- •'wVufd still' give- h'er- valued -services' •td-"'i)He 3 choir P'-Fai/lfer liiston also congratulated the choir,' Oii.iithe^progi-ess^they were making, and made special reference to the interest displayed by the organist and choirmaster. Mr M^A^Jan.sHi^ly. replied QiJ" behalf, f ol..^Miss Mehalski' bongs, and recitations, weie, .rendered by' v memger&'of "the choir, and" several" granlajphorie scl'ebiaons'^^^ere^^also given/'-'- \ i -'• v?n--, •'!". v>c-r. -vy t rr^iv '•"•\. ; - , ' f ;The- following arc llie l-'esult^-'6f- : tlie^prkciicafeex- '- am 11,1 l , n r. ljlon inJ imusic / -ieoiid-uctpd Tt- I '• ' atj/ '.' Dom M. 1 * S:S-5 :S-v l -Cold,ege/»,. 1 - r joni 1 Noy<jmbeu,,-2' :«rJ?§?- e « e xaminatipnsT-Alda . ,. Jialph, .A'.f.'jQ.L ';' : lottie McMulhn,;A.t;CX: i Senior '^no^-Ai Leves'tainfirl' (recommended foi" higher "exaiifinaeion)'"; 1 'Doris Gran^Dall (sinking) 90 (recommended for -high'era cxSjiuSmCtioa-to Rena' Falmer 83 (recommended for higher examination). Pass Ethel Goldsniit-h, 7G ; 'Katfi^Lufsn^T^^.'-InieMiediate cfade "' ic-dopp',--».'82 - (^ifieutg)r;^ /Bass— Honor Morrison"; :76> 'fviolin)-;^ Kathle'Gn>" Goyon:/ ffUf, tf sinirinjc) • Edissa Ward,- ' 63. Junior grade- Honors— Maeirie Burke, f ,85 (violin);; -Les'lid Wyink&{Vß3ir ttl £Ah i nier]HeSofi nan oa 81 ringo.^r ingo.^ r l?as S-N>lli^S -N>lli^ ', MjllauS^S^v Ajleen-' ?»,; Ftorenpe- -sf' -(sn.g'i f & )[ ' P'repaiaVoif grade-Vincent Shlel;' l^^ 1 Kattf'"«Wfk'c : lin 1 : ) :'SI": 'Sl"- *&W McLarctf, 79^ /. JMs&?ibn Co'utfe, 75i?:.'."All^ttie-- candidates pxeseiued ,-ipr.>«tliisoexamina'lrioii*rt ? were. success'f.ul. *?> !*;"■.'< •■ A-fc> the •usuaP-weok'ly.i"mccimg>'bh^ f'FHday-*feVeninßf 'FHday-*feVeninß '- of the t ; Spauish-Columbiau.-^estiYal Patrick,s. jschpolroom^,^ou,th Dunedin, Rev,-.Fatiier.,How- • i^.^" decided; !tb^ jU se "the; \V"ic,Wria s Hall- for J -the- refreslihient" stall;- ! ahd %^er stall '/and . r -f ernery ' 'ixf '"Wie^'centf c. instructed to«,.tpy ge.(i v the loan-. { of-'. two^wir.esbowi 2^wJi&P* o.'''^.%0 .'' '^.% ; d^Pi ati °Jls»^.ho,"ld , jhaka-the..Vio-tona Hall, quite a featin*e of t/h« testi'vai" 'The v secrV tary '-reported 'tfiafAffp', Wgiai^ fe to^S* no>v«-m.-thei''pFmfcer's-- luiids, imad'HtikV^ -the J "^iudow cards- WBrc,»ready".»,. l^wasKleoided.iOfTiplace some** the w.orks^of art ( ..on ; viQw^iib.-a. central -shop ,if >arranecm^^ n -^e,made: for ,tno use oj, a ■" window., pwing t C;vhe 1 proximity- 'of.; the- -festival; -it- was -J V aereed^to meet tWicev weekly v from 'how- f bn-< to ; the opfeWmff'' '-*It was, .decided -to „ extend«,-the. jtime^f dv -h reoeiviric -/blocks .of, -the art., .union.. Ufkf&s mUl? Noyei^bej^av ,on, which date^ ttie. drawing w^ .positively, /ake.t.p^aqe'/ „

A concerti-'i'u^tta^ol-the Catholic school, Mosgiel, was held on - Tuesday, evening of' -last week". The pro\gramme submitted . Xsays the. '.Ta]eri f Advocate ') was Yer??.fi9?d;,- showed careful preparation,, and /was greatly . appreciated. ■ ..'The .. follo.w.rng 'was^ -ihe . pr^irarn'me :— Pianoforte, duet ■ . (twp^piatios)'/ ■■"• S a "ns ~Soucif ?^-Misses ' Wilkie, Lcary, rfSawJceTT, and. -' Mur*ay:;-.a£lion '-■ song, •'♦-Merry sailors,' - schoolgtalfc;, v.-finstrumenEal selection • (organ, , two, pianos, . ; -and " , ..; four :' .violins) ,' « Advance Guards ;Mai'chr'^ : ,Mi^ses \lla\vke, Cheyne and Walsh'e, -Maslert-; ; -;Ha\vkd, ( . ; . (S Ualy'/. Wilkie, and Cheyne : humorous '- i recitation, Masters V. , Hawke and \£.. Kldd-^'pi&iofortc trio, c Rqndino,' Mis"ses Turn'bull, ' Cheyne., ,aird -Walshes-action ~song, "< Screen song 1 ' • schoolgirl* ; comic song, "-My*. Wife's relations' Mastersi vjilkie and Hawke ; chorus, 'Gleaners,' Misses O'Neil, Gilhgan, ,I< ltzpafcrick, Walshe,- Cheyne,-. 'Knott Murray (2), and Hawke (2) ; dialogue/ 'The Professor,' Masters Wilkie, . Daly, Hawke, Cheyne O'Brien and -Smellie. Chorus, ' Come where my" love lies dreaming, 7 choir ; instrumental selection (piano organ and violins), 'Cycle Parade March,' Misses Wilkie'and Hawke, and Masters Wilkie, Cheyne, and • Hawke" ■ song, '.True till death,' Mr. Walls ; comic song, Masters V. Hawke and V.' Kidd.- Misses Wilkie and Hawke .acted as accompanists.