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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXVI, Issue 3, 20 May 1898, Page 17

'J 1 B. O'CONNOR VICTORIA HOTEL, Victoria Street, Auckland. First-class Accommodation for Visitors. Close to Steamer, Tain, &c ONLY THE BEST BRANDS OF WINES AND SPIRITS KEPT IN STOCK. THE CATHOLIC BOOK DEPOT (Opposite Pro- Cathedral) Barbadoes Street, Christchurch. ESTABLISHED 18S0. Fresh Supplies of New Works and Prize Books by Standard Authors, from Messrs. W. H. Gill and Son, James Duffy and Co. Burns and Oats, The Catholic Truth Society, The Oxford University Press, Ward Lock and Co., etc., etc., also from America. Wax Candles and Tin Floats, Statury, Beads, Crucifixes, and a large assortment of Religious Prints and Pictures. N.B. — Milner's End of Religious Controversy. New edition by Rev. Luke Rivington, M.A. Price, Is 6d ; Post Free, 2s. E. O'CONNOR, Proprietor Q_ 0 R E ART UNION. The Rev. Father O'Donnell, Gore, acknowledges, with many thanks, receipt of blocks and remittances from the following persons : — Miss H. McKay, Mrs. Levy, Mrs. M. Walsh. Mr. M. Dennehy, Mr. H. Molloy, Mr. P. Daly, Rev. Father Howard, Mr. J. Cahill, Rev. Father McMullin, Mr. J. Murchison, Mr. P. Downey, Mr. Alex. Macdonald, Mr. H. Windle, Mrs. O'Connor, Miss Halfka, Mr. M. Quaker, Mr. A. Hally, Mr. T. Hickey, Mr. N. Svveetman, Miss Kelly, Miss M. Traynor, Miss F. Nutsford, P. W. Staunton, Mr. M. Shea, Mr. C. Ross, Mr. J. Dooley, Mr. J. O'Neill, Mr. W. F. Ward, Mr. Thomas Burke, Mrs. J. D. Hunter, Mr. M. J. Quirke, Miss M. Walsh, Mr. T. P. Gilhooley. THE '08 CENTENARY CONVERSAZIONE Will be held in the GARRISON HALL, On MONDAY, MAY 23, at 8 p.m. PROGRAMME. His Lordship Bishop Verdov will open the Proceedings at 8 p.m. Pact I. 1. Irish Airs (pianoforte") ... ... Miss K. Moloney 2. Song— '■ Who Fears to Speak of '9S " ... Mr. E. Eager 3. Song — -"Oh ! Breathe not his Name " ... Miss Lucy Connor i. Lecturette on '1)8 (Part I ) ... ... Rev. H. W. Cleary 5. Song— '"Song of the Battle Eve " ... Mr. J. Woods 6. Recitation — '-The Memory of the Dead " ... Mr. H. M'Cormack 7. Irish Melody— '' The Coulin " ... ... Miss M. Morrison 8. Address ... ... ... ... Mr. A. R. Barclay Interval for Refreshments. Paiit 11. 1. Irish Airs (pianoforte) — ... ... MiVs K. Moloney 2. Ballad — •' The Wearin' of the Green " ... Mr. P. Carolin 3. Short Addresses etc. ... Father O'Donnell Mr. J. P. Armbtrong and Delegates 4. Irish Melody — ■" She is Far from the Land" Miss K. Blaney ."). Song — " Tho West's Asleep " ... ... Mr. C. Fottrell t>. Lecturette on '1)8 (Part II.) ... ... Rev. H. W. Cleary 7. Recitation — " Shamus O'Brien " Mr. Barrio Marschel 8. Quartette — •" Let Erin Remember " Mibs K. Blaney, Miss M. Morrison, Mr. J. Woods, Mr. E. Eager Finale — " God Save Ireland." The audience arc requested to kindly join in the chorus. ADMISSION : Is (>d (including Light Refreshments). '98 CENTENARY. An attractive SOUVENIR of the '!)S Centenary Celebrations in Dunedin is being published under the auspices of the Committee. Sixteen pages of prose (specially written) and poetry, all dealing with '1)8, printed on extra-fine paper, and handsomely illustrated. Price - :td. Only obtainable at Tablet Office and at Garrison Hall on tho 23rJ.

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