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CHURCH OF THE IRISH MARTYRS CROMWELL. OPENING CONTRIBUTIONS (continued). £" s. d. Amount previously acknowledged 522 6 0 Mr. Cornelius O'Brien, Stonyhurst, Canterbury 10 0 0 Mr. James Horn, merchant, Bannockburn 2 2 0 Mr. Patrick Grennell, Waterloo, Sydney, N.S.W. 2 0 0 Mrs. Tait, Kawarau Gorge 2 0 0 Anonymous 12 6 Mrs. J. Boyle, Heddon Bush, Southland 10 0 .Mr. John McNulty, Cromwell 1 0 0 Mr. Daniel Enriyht, Winchester 1 0 0 A Friend, Nelson 10 0 Miss Ellen Spedderi, Gimmerburn 1 0.0 Miss Alice Johnston, Dunedin 10 0 Mr. Andrew Nolan, Okuru, South Westland 10 6 Mr. A. J. Saville, Okuru, South Westland 1 0 6 Mr. L. G. Ryan's three children, Alexandra S. 0 9 0 £548 0 6 (To be continued.) All contributions to be addressed to the REV. G. M. HUNT, Cromwell. THE LATEST AND MOST EXTENSIVE WORK OF REV. HENRY W. CLEAEY, D. D., Editor of the New Zealand Tablet. An Impeached Nation BEING A Study of Irish Outrages A bulky work involving great research. Brought up to date. 426 pages of closely-printed matter, with a searching double-column index of 24 pages; printed on beautiful paper, and handsomely bound in cloth gilt. The scope of the book is 'set forth in the following words from the Preface: — 'The object of the present writer is to set forth the real facts and figures of crime in Ireland; to compare these with the statistics of crime 'in such admittedly law-abiding countries as England and Wales, Scotland, etc. ; to examjiie into the motives and the methods of both the official and the unofficial exaggeration of the delinquencies of the Irish people; to present to the reader detailed evidence of this curious phase of political agitation; and to advance large and outstanding facts and features of Irish life which go to show that the wrongs perpetrated by the law, by the ministers of the law, and by the ruling caste, against the Irish people, have been far graver, more studied, and more systematic than the offences committed by the people (oftentimes by starving peasants in defence of their last scanty meals of potatoes) against tha law. The reader will judge whether or no he has succeeded.' Price, 4s 6d. Apply Manager, N.Z. Tablet, Dunedin; and of all Booksellers. 106 Princes Street, Dunedin, June, 1909. I beg to inform my various Customers that I have REMOVED INTO LARGER PREMISES, opposite the Bank of New Zealand, Princes street. Everything for Men's Wear in Stock. Hats, Caps, Shirts, Ties, etc., in. great variety. Overcoats a speciality. JOE CASEY DUNEDIN' S MERCER AND HATTER, 106 PRINCES ST. WANTED KNOWN A SALE OF WORK in aid of the SCHOOL BUILDING FUND was Opened in the Sacred Heart Schoolroom, North-East Valley, on Wednesday Evening, at 7.30, and will continue until SATURDAY, 17th inst. Open Every ' Afternoon at 2.30 and Every Evening at 7.30. Admission: Adults, 6d.