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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXVIII, Issue 24, 14 June 1900, Page 17

NOTICE. "V/TR. JAMES WALL, Karangahake, is appointed Agent for the N.Z. Tablet for the districts of Karangahake, Waikino, Waitakauri, and Paeroa, in place of Mr. M. D. Regan, resigned. TtfEW ZEALAND TABLET SHARES. Tenders are invited for 1300 Fully Paid Up Shares in the above Company, in one or more lots. Apply to J J. CONNOR, Dunedin. SUBSCRIPTIONS LAID OX THE FOUNDATION STONE OF THE DOMINICAN ROSARY CONVENT, OAMARU. £s—Most5 — Most Rev. Dr. Verdon ; £23— Right Rev. Mgr. Mackay ; £10 10s— Mrs. Grant, Mr. P. Corcoran ; £5 5s — Rev. M. Howard, Mr. A. Gillies ; £s— Messrs. J. B. Grave, M. Hannon, P. Kelly, M. Crombie, Mrs. Wise, Mrs. Fagan ; £3 3 — Rev. P. Murphy, Rev. Father O'Malley, Messrs. Neil McPhee, Thomas Cartwright, Con Shine, and Mrs. Molloy ; £2 2s— Rev. J. F. O'Donnell, Rev. J. Lynch (Palmerston), Rev. Father Regnault (Waimate), Messrs. C. Devine, Thomas Tansey, Mrs. McNulty, Mrs. Beattie. [(To be continued.) IN MEMORIAM. Mewhinney, — In affectionate remembrance of Catherine Elizabeth (Lizzie) Mewhinney, who departed this life on June 14, 1898. Rest in peace. ANSWER TO CORRESPONDENT. Bon Accord. — (1) The letters ' I.N.R I.' frequently eeen upon crucifixes are the initials of the Latin inscription lesut Nazarenut Re? ludcEorum (' Jesu« of Nazareth, the King of the Jews') which, according to John, XIX, 19, was placed by Pilate on the cross on which Christ suffered and died. (2) There is very little opening for shorthand writers unless they are also expert typewriters.

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