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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XX, Issue 27, 22 April 1892, Page 18

Signor Squarise has removed to the house in View street, Dunedin, lately occupied by Mr Arthur Towsey. The pupils of tbe famous violinist will therefore find him in a more central and more convenient position. Mr H. Palmer, Princes street 4omh, Dunedin, bas received anew stock of monuments in Italian marble and other handsome materials. Persona who desire to honour the memory of their dead will do well to visit Mr Palmer's yard. The following letter appeared in the Times :—": — " Sir, — In your interesting obituary notice of Sir William White, one point has been missed, which to him was a source of intimate pride and satisfaction — viz., that he was the first Roman Catholic to occupy the post of British Ambassador since the days of the Reformation. This omission, however, only shows how UDobtruaive were his Btrong religious convictioDS. At tbe time of Leo XIII.'s Jubilee Sir W. White mentioned this fact in a telegram of congratulation which he addressed to the Pope, whose reply was not only flattering to the Ambassador, but contained a grateful acknowledgment of the honour cooferred by the Queen on one of her Bo man CathoLc subjects. — I am, sir, yours obediently, VALENTINE Chibol, 44 St Ermin's Mansions, Caxton street, S.W."