DIOCESE OF DUNEDIN

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXVII, Issue 14, 8 April 1909, Page 542

DIOCESE OF DUNEDIN

n Th ° m^ v VV \ cV - M Sr- ."Mackay, V.G., returned to a.id le Aroha y x G understand that his health has much benefited by his visit to -the thermal districts.

The Little Sisters of the Poor,' Anderson's Bay, havo . been the recipients of a generous gift from Mr. J. Donlan Musselburgh, who has presented them with a section of land , an acre in extent, adjoining their own land., Thin addition to the property of the Little Sisters of the Poor brings its area to close on five, acres. ' ,T he South Dunediri Young Men's Club held its annual meeting in St. Patrick's sch6olroom on Monday, March 29, when about 40 members attended. The secretary's re-port-on tno 1908 season, which was read and adopted,showed that the club had had. a successful year. In all 24 meetings were held, taken up witli social evenings lectures debates, question boxes, euchre parties, and mock banquets. - The club's annual concert was held in thd - South Dunedin Town H,alLo,i October 16, the entertain^ ment being, a complete success. The club's weekly nW mgs will begin shortly after Easter. The following o*£ i flr nm^i e - le ° te ? f ° r t] \ e current year:— President, K^. J: ° ll %\ -vice-presidents, Messrs. J. J. Marlow,/ J: ' McCurdie, W. Tynan, C. A. Shiel, M. McKay, and lev.

D.< O'Neill; committee, Messrs.- W. Tonar, W. Ahcrn, R. Meekin, W. A. Atwill, and'J. Atwill; secretary, Mr. W. Walsh.