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Comment by eni tinai lawakeli on June 17, 2010 at 6:02pm

Isa ni bula vinaka to all the old scholars...hope u kip the holy crossian fire burning

Comment by Lusi Seniloli. on December 24, 2009 at 2:13am

Comment by Lavenia Lesibobo on September 16, 2009 at 5:01am

Ni sa bula vinaka na vuli oti mai Wairiki...vakanuinui vinaka ga yani qo veikemuni yadua nina toso vinaka tiko nai tavi e veisiga kece.

Blessed week everyone.

Loloma kei na masu.

La.

Comment by Sakaraia Vuki on September 7, 2009 at 7:19pm

Can we start the cross over to Kauveilatai .ning.com..

but where are you members????????????

Comment by KathLala on August 25, 2009 at 1:28pm

Ni sa bula kece sara na vuli oti. Check out this website kauveilatai.ning.com for all ex Wairiki/Holy Cross.

Have a blessed day.
Dear - NZ.

Comment by Sakaraia Vuki on August 13, 2009 at 1:31am

Reading your comments,I sometimes wonder how we made it through Wairiki in the early and late 70's when you have draunimoli and tavioka for breakfast,waci and tavioka for lunch and tea and tavioka for dinner(when Fr MacDonald could not find out who ate coconuts near Balili).For a brief period those of us who did not go home during the weekend had to look for our own food on Saturday evening and all of Sunday. As a secondary school pioneer under the late Master Sakiusa Sing with Basilio,boarding life was indeed tough.Wairiki really teaches you to be a survivor and that is what most of us have been all these years after being educated at Wairiki.The 80s,90s and the 2000 students are probably the luckiest in terms of conditions. The experiences at Wairiki will probably be hard to erase but they will undoubtedly be one of the most memorable experiences in our lives.Come what may, we all had to make through.Those who gave up probably went back to utilise the land. I certainly was not going back to the village to struggle like my parents did.For those of us who have become parents, our challenge is to provide for our children the opportunities we never had.That is what I feel, though some of you may think it is a subjective issue.And for those of us who live in the land of opportunity, we must always try and give back to our school in whatever capacity possible.As St.Francis always puts it " It is only in giving that we receive". May you all have a wonderful week and loloma tu yani from Sydney.

Comment by Basilio Vanuaca on August 11, 2009 at 8:20pm

Fr. Michael Bransfiled was buried yesterday in Suva after a short illness. He was instrumental in the Cross being erected in Wairiki in the 60s'. He cemented the graveyard of the Tui Cakau buried in Dreketi Somosomo.

May he R.I.P

Comment by Jone Togamalo on August 3, 2009 at 9:52am

Bula Vinaka everybody ! Nice backtracking down those avenues of memory lane...Isa, ocei me na guilecava na veigauna oya mai Wairi'i. It certainly leaves a scar and a memory hard to erase,to all of us that has transitted thru. PA n SAKA, paved the way, and a stepping stone for us that followed those corridors...Loloma and heaps of Love.

Comment by tIKO iNA on August 3, 2009 at 12:30am

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Isa dou bula vinaá ece mai noda ei emuni ece na luvei Wairiki tu ena veiyasai vuravura
ata ata sivia sara tu ga a draí ié
toso tu vaámalua na qaravi i tavi
sa loloma sa tiko yani valevu vei emuni ece da qai sota yani noda ena dua na gauna
loloma tawa yalani
godbless u all

Comment by KathLala on August 2, 2009 at 4:04pm

Vina'a Tiko Ina for the pic, nice shot from the side. Dou bula vina'a kece na ex Wairiki/Holy Cross. Have a blessed week to every1.

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