Notices to Correspondents.

Auckland Star, Volume XII, Issue 3546, 17 December 1881, Page 2

Notices to Correspondents.

M.G.—To your first question, " Yes." You can legally claim under tho circumstances. (2) Head Chevalier Bunson's " God in History," Thomson's " Aid to Faith," Liddon's " Words for God," Isaoo Taylort " Physical Theory o( Another Life," and lastly, consult yoar own common understanding. 3. Translations of tho classical authors you mention are published in Bohn's classical library at 39 6d and 53 per vol. (J.) Koad the prose works of standard English authors and " Bell's Public Speaker." and try your powers of speaking in a discussion class. Persevere and you may equal Cicero, Burke, or Bright. A Constant Readkr.—Birmingham contains by far the greater numbe? of manufactories. See Guide to Birmingham.

Death. LONKRUAN.-On December 17. Cecilia Agnes, the youngest daughter of Thomon and Margaret Lonergan, aged 12 years and 5 months. Kequiescont in pace. The funeral will leave her parents' residence, Wyndham-street, on Monday, 19th instant, at 3 pm, Friends plesse accept this invitation. POTTd.—On the 17th Instant. Charles Potts. Kngland-street, aged 11 rears. The funeral will leave his late residence tomorrow (Sunday), at 3 p.m. Frionds will please accept this intimation. RITCHIIC—On Docombor IS. at her residence, Cook-street. Kliza, the belt vod wife of Samuel Bitchle, in her 27th yoar. l'he funeral will take place at 2 o'clock tomorrow (Sunday). Friends aro invited.