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Greetings

We return: our cordial - thanks to the many kind v readers; /both clerical and lay^ throughout New Zealand arid Australia and much further afield, who extended their greetiugs^to us on the sweetest feast of all the year. One valued friend— a subscriber of thirty-three years' standing— .accompanies a clieery greeting with, these encouraging lines: ' I wish the dear old Tablet God-speed. If anything were to happen to it, I do not know what we should do without it. We look for it Lere on Fridays as regularly as we look for fish for our dinner on that day.' With Coriolanus, we 'Thank you for your voices — thank you — Your most sweet r and we pray that every day of the coming year may, for our readers, be strung together with blessings, like 7 poarls upon a necklet or beads upon a Rosary..

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New Zealand Tablet, 31 December 1908, Page 9

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Greetings New Zealand Tablet, 31 December 1908, Page 9

Greetings New Zealand Tablet, 31 December 1908, Page 9

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