ARCHDIOCESE OF WELLINGTON

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXVI, Issue 19, 14 May 1908, Page 13

ARCHDIOCESE OF WELLINGTON

League (says the 'New Zealand Times M •. h* i ° ffif Is?I s ? 1° many membersm ' emb ers present. He wS X ZZ v a t% }° leUd Ms su^ olt tow^-ds the o" jecis vney had m view. In oonnectirm ™nh xj mamm mons it would b.e impossible to got fn?y contfMera S^ hearing in the House. The dissension, 7 h owet Z 5 passed away. The party was now united and ' $& such unanimity as there was at present they had n er tL rea S n *? b6lieve that somoVod WouWresSt at «nJ ri n «* g6t T mpleie Home Rule immediately at any rate they could be assured that a consider^ measure of relief would be afforded to the people o ? Ireland; ami, of course, the duty of the League was cooler Home ffi that had 6m ' MaZOned ° n " s *S +™?J r ' J .-. c "ey Fitzgerald, in also acknowledge the Z P S f*o*LlT ett t the ab f nCe - throu 6h6 h "^ess of S J'fh. g - '« ? Was eleven monthsm ' onths since he Jia-a met them in that room, and again on his return he was met with expressions' of goodwill and by lha? bond which knit the race together all the world over Sorter yy ° Ung> hUmble eXalied ' ln a COlSlon effort for a common cause, and it could be no ordintl 7 .vnvL g "°' Me nn T ement that could fin <* Patriotic expression as he had found existed right through ait .Australia. He had spent some month! i n WeS" Australia, where he had met Mr. Keir Hardie. The latter's words' to him were, • The labor- man who is opposed to Home R,ule for Ireland^ any o"hS eouitry doesn't koiow the A C B.C. of his' political creed ? He Sf,t Irishmen in Wellington to form a Celtic SuMn th A e usSana° f ""^ CIUbS wMdl Were S ° Sue " tlnJ^f Sr SlC T al T& r ? grai ?K c ' Whioh was under th e direction of Mr. J, McLaughhn, was contributed to by Miss McKay, Messrs. A. Foote, Archer, O'Kane, Hini and Petersea. The hon. secretary, Mr.' J. Finlay, mSvSv complete arrangements for the entertainment of the