Correspondence.

New Zealand Tablet, Volume IX, Issue 468, 31 March 1882, Page 5

Correspondence.

We are not responsible for the opinions of our correspondent!. + . AN APPEAL. TO THE EDITOII OP THE N. Z. TABLET. SlB, — Kindly permit m«, through the medium of your valuable journal, to inform my Catholic fellow-countrymen and women that, having at the request of Bister Mary Francis Clare (Nun 'of Kenmare) opened a subscription list in aid of the founding of a Convent at Knock, in commemoration of the visit of the Mother of God, I respectfully solicit their assistance in favour of this most devout and holy work. Catholic fellow-countrymen and women, I appeal to you to render your assistance in accomplishing the noble aim of oar admirable countrywoman, who has done so much for our holy faith, and for the amelioration of the wrongs of our persecuted country. You are called on to contribute what you can spare in honour of our Blessed Lady and Ireland, and, I am sure, you will aot hesitate in affording proof of your great veneration and love for both by nobly responding, one and all, to this appeal. — I am, &c, Patbick Nolan. Ngapara, March 20. P.S. — Intending subscribers will please address: — Patrick Nolan, Ngapara P. 0., Otago.