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New Zealand Tablet, Volume L, Issue 6, 8 February 1923, Page 4

X G G IPIUJVIMER I v_l Trial BLOOM TEA Re jl E PLUMMER I BLOOM TEA A Trial and Rejoice X. .X 1 NEW ZEALAND DISTRICT OF THI MibcnUan Hustcalastan GatboUc Benefit 13 ♦ Society Registered under the Friendly Societies r Act of the Commonwealth and the Dominion of New Zealand. “Approved” Friendly Society (National Provident Fund Part). Approved by the Church. It consists exclusively of practical Catholics. Non-political. No secrete, signs, or pass-words. Every eligible Catholic, male and female, is re» quested to join. Every true Catholic should give it moral support, because in addition to its benefits and privileges it inculcates a love of Holy Faith and Fatherland. Faith, the priceless heritage of Catholics, and love of country have inspired the memorable lines: “ Breathes there a man with soul so dead, Who never to himself has said, 1 This is my own, my native land ’ ? ” For full particulars apply to the local Branch Secretary, or W. Kans, Dittrict Secretary. District Chambers, Hibernian Hall, Auckland. W. Kane, District Secretary.-