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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XLIX, Issue 47, 30 November 1922, Page 46

Rev. ! Father Westropp’s Indian Missions : Rev. Father Westropp (per Bert Gallien, North-east Valley, Dunedin) gratefully acknowledges the following donations:— ' Mrs. R. V., Mititua, 10s; J. D., Matamata, Gs; Mrs. McK., Sth. Dunedin, £1; E.C., -Alexandra, £2; Mrs. C.R., Hamilton, ss; Anonymous (sundry), £3 ss. Donations to build an orphanage for the poor little Indians in Choohari are earnestly solicited ; £1 will keep an orphan for a year. We also gratefully acknowledge a large number of parcels of stamps, etc. Names of donors will be published later. - ■, Kindly continue sending me used postage stamps,postcards, etc. f JOHN RHIND JOHN (Late Langlord and Rhind), UNDERTAKER :: CHRISTCHURCH P.O. Box 523. - Motor Hearse and Carriages for Funerals in Town j.*v. ; and country. 106 Montreal Street, Sydenham, ’Phone 1608. 19 London Street,' Richmond, ’Phone 689. Town rV Office, 104 Cashel Street, ’Phone 812. Waitemata Hotel, Auckland •" * • V ‘ \ 7 Up-to-date accommodation. First-class Table. All Spirits true to label. Home of all Catholics. Telephone 589. J. ENDEAN . ; ; Proprietor. COLLECT OLD STAMPS The Rev. Charles Schoonjans, S.J., College SaintServais, Liege (Belgium), writes to us expressing thanks to all co-operators in the matter of collecting old postage stamps. He' desires to call attention to foreign postage rates. In response to his appeal he has received quite a number of old stamps. The money derived from, the sale of these goes directly or indirectly to good works —orphanages, asylums, or to the missionaries in foreign countries. He asked that collectors continue their efforts in the good work, and keep on sending. The stamps prove a great source, of revenue for the missions, and every parcel is received • with gratitude. If the name of the sender is enclosed, an acknowledgement is sent by Rev. Father Schoonjans.'