Timaru

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXVII, Issue 16, 22 April 1909, Page 617

Timaru

(From our own correspondent.) , " - April 20. iH+l. « , ? athei> 6 F . loch Was P rese »ted this evening with a puise of sovereigns by the. Catholics of St. Andrews „* + i Mr 'i B - BB ' ?e? c Looze > who took over the conductorship oi the choir a few months ago, is leaving Timaru shortly to take up an important position in Nelson " The Celtic Football Club played the Invercargill AthSSWJ3E t° o n e Easter Saturday -- The hoL te - ThnrtinT o6^ 7^ b * h ? d in the Rooms on Thursday next the proceeds to go to the new church fund. The drawing of the art union will be held during the even™J? c Canterbu . r y Fa <™ers' Co-operative Association's premises were again the scene of a fire on Thursday week; The foe was noticed, about eleven o'clock at night but notwithstanding the exertions of the fire brigade, nothhS was-saved. The estimated loss is about £35,000 * ning <m pwJ?™ Jo^ n ' s + Te " nis Cl ? b journeyed to Christchurch on faster Monday to try conchisions with St. Mary's Club The Timaru team again proved too strong for its oppol jents and the result was-St John's, 60;. St M^ Wertaine e d. VlSltOrS **** **&* ° f " the ™* ™ +t.o- Th + G Be^ oolho^ s i<"?nieyed to Kerrytown, in charge of their teachers, on Friday evening last to give a concert Sf? m ,fl Of « he SISW Sch ° o1 The buflding Was well Hied, and the efforts of the boys were received with" marked favor. Before commencing their home journey the boys were hospitably entextained by the Sisters. ■