ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

New Zealand Tablet, 4 July 1918, Page 11

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

Matty.—We will be glad to hear from you after the war. At present we _ have no room for short stories. Citizen of Christchurch.We will' publish letter later on. J. O. T. (Napier). —We appreciate your paper, but at present we have not space for it. Sinn Fein Lecture. As we have already published a long lecture on the subject we regret that we cannot find room for yours. L. McG. (Auckland). —Letter very interesting. We would like to know if the Observer published it. E. L. (Otago University).—(l) We recommend Dineen'3 Dictionaries and Henry's Irish Grammar; (2) The Irish equivalent is Eoghan ; (3) pronounced as if written "eeown." Inquirer. — (l) We do not know how Kitchener voted; (2) Queen Ena was not a novice ; (3) We have no knowledge of any book on the subject. M. A. R. —Sinn Fein is pronounced "Shin Fayne." Would the Napier correspondent who is interested in St. John of the Cross please send her address, as it has been mislaid.