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JjtJNEDIN CATHEDRAL BUILDING FUND. AftCBDJBAOON OOLEMAN'S COLLECTION. A ■. d. £ 8. d. Most Ber. Dr. Moran 50 0 0 Altar Boys 2 0 0 Mrs Murphy 60 0 0 Mr. E. Sheedy 2 0 0 Rev. P. Lynch 20 0 0 Mrs. B. Sheedy 110 Mr. F. W. Petre 12 0 0 Mrs. Bartlett 10 0 Mr. Bnnbury 30 0 0 Mr. T. Gattland 110 „ Roche 20 0 0 Miss B. Walker 10 0 „ F. Meenan (Ist in- Mr. O'Connell 10 0 stal.of£3o) 10 0 0 „ Power 10 0 Mr«,Fergusßon(lst in- Miss B. Coleman 10 0 stal.of£s) 3 0 0 Mr. C. McDermot 10 0 „ McCormac 2 0 0 „ J. Flanigan 10 0 Mr. N. Smith 6 0 0 .. J. Mulholland 10 0 „ J. Horan 2 0 0,, Pledger 100 „ J. Mnlrooney 5 0 0 „ A. Wilson 10 0 „ J. Hucker (Ist in* „ J. Burke 10 0 ital.of£4) 3 0 0 MissMahony 10 0 Miss 8. Potter 2 0 0 Mrs. Lennon 10 0 Mr. J. B. C»llftn(lrtin- Mist Hogan 10 0 ■tal. of £10) 5 0 0 Mr. J.Dunne 10 0 Mm. J. B. Callan (Ist Mrs. Nesbit 10 0 iiutal.of£s) ] 0 0 Mr.B. Connell 10 0 Mr. Reynolds 2 0 0 „ T. Donlon 10 0 „ M.Fleming 6 0 0 „ Lavery 10 0 „ McGuire 5 0 0 „ Donnelly 10 0 „ Reaney 2 0 0 „ Keogh 10 0 „ T. Murray (Ist in- „ Donohue 10 0 •tal. of £15) 5 0 0 „ M. Corcoran 10 0 „ O'Neill 3 3 0,, W.Lyons 100 A Friend < 5 0 0,, T. Fitzpatrick 100 Dominican Convent 5 0 0 „ D. Connor 10 0 Meun Bates, Sise & Co. 2 2 0 Miss McMahon 10 0 MifiA.Fitßpatrick 2 0 0 (To be continued.') TNVERCARGILL CONVENT BUILDING FUND. GORB DISTRICT. Per Rev. D. Reidy. £ s. d. £ s. d. Rev. F. Fitzgerald 50 0 Mr. Timothy Collins 10 0 Mr. James Holland 2 0 0 „ Denis Leen 10 0 „ Edmond Leen 2 0 0,, Michael Leen 100 „ Daniel Boyle 10 0,, Thomas Carmody 100 „ Bdward Brennan 10 0 „ • Edward Costelloe 10 0 „ Timothy Riordan 10 0,, Peter Mullon 100 „ John Gallahue 10 0,, William Costelloe 100 „ David Tangney 10 0 „ Daniel Sullivan 10 0 „ Martin Fin 10 0., Patrick Mullany 100 „ John Cronigan 10 0 „ Daniel Twomey 10 0 „ James Sweeney 10 0 Miss Ellen Carmody 10 0 „ Patrick Moynihan 10 0 Miss Mary Murphy 10 0 In the list published last week Mr. Roche's generous subscription of £10 was by mistake entered as " per Mr. Roche." TO THE READERS OF THE TABLET. MISS AUGUSTA L. DARGON, the highly-gifted Elocutionist and eminent American Tragedienne, is now on her first New Zealand tour, during which ehe will give selections of Readings, Recitals, and Dramatic Sketches from Shakespeare, Moore, Sheridan, Wood, Watson, Boucicault, Tennyson, Read, Mosenthal, Burnt, B. A, Poe, Davis, Tobin, Mrs. Norton, and other popular authors. SPECIALTIES. "Fontenoy," or "The Charge of the Irish Brigade." Hood's '-'Lost Heir" (humorous). "The Charge of the Light Brigade." Comic chapter "Widow Bedott Papers" and •• Sheridan's Ride" (Read). 6BE OPINIONS OF AMERICAN, AUSTRALIAN, AND NEW ZEALAND PRESS. During the Tour the following places will be visited in the order named : — Dunedin, lnvercargill, Riverton, Queenstown, Lawrence (Tuapeka), Oamaru, Timaru, Ashburton, Cbristchurch, Hokitika, Uoflß, Kumara, Greymouth, Reefton, Westport, Nelson, Blenheim ; thence to North Island, taking the various centres of population en route to Auckland. N.R.— Miss Dargon appears at Oddfellows' Hall, Rirerton, on Friday, 16th ; Town Hall, Queenstown, Monday, 19th ; Lawrence (Tuapeka), Wednesday, 21st. W. K. BISHOP, Business Manager for Miss Dargon. E W GOOD6I NEW GOODS " Letters to a Sceptic en Matters of Religion," by Rev. J. L Balmes. Price, 5s ; by Post, 5s Bd. Rosary Beads from 3d to 2s. Dolour Beads from 6d to Is 6d. Brown, Blue and Red Scapulars, 6d each. Sacred Heart and Dolour Scapulars, 6d eacb. Lace Prints, Coloured and Plain ; prices, 3d, 4d, 6d, 9d. J. A. MAC EDO, 20 2 PRINCES STRBBT DUNB D I N .