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New Zealand Tablet, 14 March 1918, Page 4

I 1 I m * ssa MOTTO. NEW ZEALAND DISTRICT OF THE Hibernian Hustralastan Catholic benefit MOTTO. NEW ZEALAND DISTRICT OF THE tbernlan Hixstralastan CatboUc JBenefit Jr * Society lßegistered under the Friendly Societies Act of the Commonwealth and the Dominion of New Zealand. Approved by the Church. It consists exclusively of practical Catholics. Non-political. No secrets, signs, or pass-words. Every eligible Catholic, male and female, is requested So join. Every true Catholic should give it moral support, because, in addition to its benefits and privileges, it inculcates a love of Holy Faith and Fatherland. Faith, the priceless heritage of Catholics, and love of country have inspired the memorable lines — * Breathes there a man with soul so dead. Who never to himself has said, “This is my own, my native land ” P ’ Benefit Members admitted .from 16 to 40 years of age. Full Benefit Members (male) ; Entrance fee, ss. ConEributions according to rje at entry. To sick and funeral fund, from 7d to Is Id per week. Management fund, 2sd per week, and the actual cost to the Branch of medical attendance and medicine, per member. Benefits : Medical, from date of entry. Sick pay, 20 weeks at £1; 13 weeks at 15s; and 13 weeks at 10s ; and after, if five years a member, 5s per week during incapacity. Funeral Benefit: At death of member, £2O; Member’s wife, £lO. By paying an extra premium a Member may fissure a further £SO at death. For further particulars apply to the local Branch Secretary ; or to—• W. Kane, District Secretary. Destbiot Omambbes, Hibhenian Hall, Auckland, Established 1859.