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Julia, Ataahua.—Rich as the country is in flowers, Belgium has not adopted any one flower as the distinctively national flower. We make this statement on the authority of Belgian refugees now resident in this country. Christopher O'Neill.—A glance at. any New Zealand directory will suffice to show you that the name is freely spelt in both ways, but you are doubtless quite right in your contention as to the correct spelling. The name was given in our columns as it appeared in the official list issued from Rome and published in the English, Irish, and American papers. We.did not feel justified in taking liberties with an official list. -
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New Zealand Tablet, 27 May 1915, Page 35
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