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AUSTRALIAN GENERAL CATHOLIC DEPOT. L° UIS Crl^LE AND CO, 73 and 75 Liverpool s&s&^bf&#L 3003 00 AND 3 02 Lonsdalb Strbet, Sydney. *2a7?il|w\?t>^ Street, Melbourne. By Special Suppliers to Appointment His Holiness Pius x - A CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA. CATHOLIC HOME ANNUAL FOR 1909. N,ew Features. — In connection with the Calendar for the year are given the Monthly Devotion j a Sketch of one of the principal Saints for each month; Indulgences i £, Sained each month;- Books suitable for the month: the Correct Thing for Catholics; Sovereign Pontiff and Catholic Hierarchy; Catholic Practice; Recent Scientific Progress, etc., etc. Astronomical Calendar: Calendar of Feasts and Fasts. STORIES atid ARTICLES.— Century of Catholic Progress, T. F. Meehan; M.A.; When the Tide Came In, M. A. Taggart; General Philip H. Sheridan, by M. F. Eean; A Tug of War, M.-T. ,Waggaman; The Statue, story, M. E. Mannix y Mountain Monasteries, by M. F. Nicou-Roulet • Across the Years, A. T. Sadlier; Romance, Indian Maiden! T. J. Campbell, S.J.; An Easter Lily, Jerome Harte; The Test, by Grace Keon; A Double Mistake, Magdalen Rock; Notable events of past years. ' Artistic frontispiece and numerous other" illustrations. - MarveUous value— only 1/- each; per post, 1/3.

gT. PATRICK'S COLLEGE WELLINGTON. tt CONDUCTED BY THE~MARIST FATHERS. Under the Distinguished Patronage of His Grace the Archbishop of Wellington. The object of the Marist Fathers in this country, as in their colleges in Europe and America, is to impart to their pupils a in°M Ug !L y R ? ll Sl?usS I ? us ?? d a sound Literary education, which will K& them in after-hfe to discharge their duties with honor to selvS Society, and with credit and advantage to theme . Stud ? nn * s c are . P«pa««<i for the N.Z. University Junior and t7a° mmr n m l Ser 7C%7 C % M l dical Entrance ' Solicitors' General Knowledge, Bank and all other Public Examinations .V!. V!l S J udent s not preparing for the learned Professions have the " advantage of a Special Commercial Course, under efficient managepSit" y taUght aH th3t WiU be Of use in "neriSto Special attention is also paid to the teaching of Physical Science for which purpose the College possesses a large Labora tory and Demonstration Hall. Vocal Music, eLS Draw attention ° ' ° faf ' a Liberal Elation recdve due r . p%^sj^« c rweSr t in DD D l :iii ns^ Ihe religious and moral training of the pupils is an obiect XX rr P no deh f Ca ? P u P ils -, who without such care would find the . absence of home-comforts very trying For Terms, etc., apply to ' TH E rpptoo

rpHE CATHOLIC BOOK-DEPOT (opposite the cathedral) . BARBADOES STREET, CHRISTCHURCH Received from America, ex the Star nf T^n-i0,,,* mmmmTM the Priest/ 'What Catholics HfveLne for Science^ the works of Father Lasance, including ' The Prayer Book for Religious,' 'Catholic Girls' Guide,' 'Visitfto ?S Blessed Sacrament,' etc ; 'Spiritual Pepper aldH^' Thl Perfect Religious,' etc. ' A Large and. Select Stock of Missionary Goods, including . , , m Books and Religious Articles. g Tucker's Wax Candles, Incense, Charcoal, Wicks, Tapers Sanctuary Lamps, Vases, Candlesticks, Charts jjtar Cruets. The n ß^ t ,- St ?? k '$ Ca * holio literature and Objects ofCatholic Devotion of any firm in the Dominion. Inspection invited. Orders punctually attended to E. O'CONNOR, Proprietor]