ONEHUNGA CEMETERY.
L " ; / , TO THE EDITOR. | Sir,l quite agree with a -•':." Visitor" to | Onehunga who complains of the ill-kept : i Roman Catholic cemetery. It is a great pity " that such a stately edifice as the Church of ' the Assumption should l«s spoiled by the appearance of : its grounds. > : Tho venerable Roman Catholic incumbent, is far advanced -"• in years, and not able to get about so well. But it is the people who have their friends buried there that should keep theii graves . in order. There are few, if any, of the parishioners of Onehunga who have not the. * remains of some of their dear departed relations interred in this cemetery. : Hoping that this sacred spot will soon be put in order. —I am, etc., A Resident of Oxehunoa.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11564, 30 January 1901, Page 3
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