Timaru

New Zealand Tablet, Volume 12, 12 November 1908, Page 23

Timaru

(From our own correspondent.) Mr. M. F. Dcnnehy, the H.A.C.B. Society's District Board's representative in Canterbury, has just opened a branch of this flourishing society in Geraldine under the most favorable auspices. About seventy members handed in their names, and if the initial enthusiasm is maintained a vigorous branch of the society is assured for Geraldine. In the Trinity College musical examination^, recently held here, the Catholic teachers more than held their own. Among their results are — Miss Eileen Dennehy (teacher) — Higher, G. A. Driscoll ; intermediate, F. O'Driscoll ; junior< ~\l. Power, A. C. Wood ; preparatory, V. Crosbie. Miss Twomey (teacher) — N. Macsmith (senior). Miss Fitzgerald (teacher) — Intermediate — W. Baird ; junior honors, E. Healy, F. Black, L. K. O'Brien; preparatory, K. Moore and L. Smith. Miss Spring — Preparatory, A. Bennett, W. Bardsley.