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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXI, Issue 45, 9 March 1894, Page 16

T^VOMINICAN CONVENT BUILDING FUND. The time is now approaching which has been fixed for holding A BAZAAR In AID OF THE ABOVE NAMED FUND. It is therefore hoped that tbe friends of religion and education will kindly give their assistance in prumotion of the good woik. FULL PARTICULABS WILL BE GIVEN IN AN EARLY IdSUE. Our readers are also reminded Of tbe A R T- U N I O N, For which books of tickets have already been issued, and whose Buccess is a matter of great importance. /HARRISON HALL. SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1894. " O Pilgrim, if you bring me from some far-off land a sign, Let it be some token still of the green Old Land once mine; A shell from the shores of Ireland would be dearer far to me Than all the wings of the Rhine-land, or tbe art of Italie."— McGee. THE FEBTIVAL OF ERIN j Will be celebrated by a GRAND CONCERT OF NATIONAL MUSIC. Musical Director : Mk A. Vallis (Organist and Cnoirmaster ot. Joseph's Cathedral). Doors Open at 7.15. Commences at i. Carriages at 10. PRICES OF ADMISSION.-38, 2; and Is. The proceeds of tbe Annual Concerts on 8t Patrick's night will, *ith the approbation of tbe Most rtev Dr Moran, be devoted, a» announced last year, to the building of a small Hall to ba used for parochial purposes. D. J. Falknkb, Hon. Bee.

t Of your charity pray for the soul ot the Sister Mabt FBA.NOIS, of the Ord-r of 8t Dominic, who died at the convent of her Older, Dunedin, on Wednesday, March / ; aged 71 years.— Bequk-tcat in pace.