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New Zealand Tablet, Volume LII, Issue 46, 2 December 1925, Page 8

NEW ZEALAND DISTRICT THE yjfas Hiberfiian-Auslra-NEW ZEALAND DISTRICT uf THE ias:ai! Catholic Benefit Society. Reginterod under the Friendly Societies Act - of the Commonwealth and Dominion of New Zealand I “Approved” Friendly Society (National Provident Fund Part) Approved by the Church, It consists exclusively of practical Catholics. Nonpolitical. No secrets, signs, or passwords. | Every eligible Catholic, male and j female, is requested 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 Cath- j olics, and love of country have in- ; spired the memorable lines: | “Breathes there a man with soul so • dead, j ' j Who never to himself has said, | ‘ This is my own. my native land *I” j For full particulars apply to the local Branch Secretary, or to — W. KANE, District Secretary. i District Chambers, | Hibernian Hall Auckland. i COLLECT OLD STAMPS The Per. Charles Sohooriians, 8.J., Oojd&B® Saint-Servais. Liege (Belgium) writes to as expressing thanks to all co-operators in the matter of collecting old postage stamps. Ho asked that collectors continue their efforts in the good work, and keep on sending. The stamps urove a great source of revenue for the missions and every Parcel is received with gratitude. If the name of the aende*- Is enclosed, an acknowledgment is sent by Rev Father ’■V'hoon'anc. ST, PATRICK’S COLLEGE WELLINGTON * Conducted' by the Marist Fathers, tinder the distinguished patronage of His Grace Archbishop Redwood, S.M. For terms, etc., apply to— !• The Reotob,