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New Zealand Tablet, Volume II, Issue 66, 1 August 1874, Page 1

THE EMPLOYMENT INSTITUTE AND GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE. MACLAG-GAN STKEET (few; door* above Arcade), DUNEDIN. SERVANTS of every description by calling and leaving their names and addresses at theabove office with the Manager, may, through the medium of this Agency, obtain suitable employment. It is quite distinct from the ordinary Registry Offices. Advertisementsare inserted from time to time in the leading country papers, in order that the public can communicate direct with this Institution', as their requirements may demand, whether they are engaged in business or otherwise, and in full confidence that all necessary inquiries will be made and forwarded to them, prior to a- final engagement. Tutors, Clerks, Governesses, Salesmen, Housekeepers, Domestic- Servants, both maleand female, Farm Servants, &c, &c., will at all times be supplied with information, free ol charge ; also Saleswomen, Dressmakers, Milliners, Machinists, &c, &c-., in town or country seeking situations, will find this office an advantage to them. " The Employment Institute" is not confined to Otago Only, but by post and Telegramwill be acquainted with- vacancies in the other Provinces. Special arrangements made- for this purpose. lf3p°office hours from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tradesmen's Books 'regulated, and Accounts prepared ready for collection. Sfcrict confidence observed in all matters relating thereto. Traders or Private People who may favor the undersigned with commissions, may rely upon punctuality and despatch, combined with a thorough knowledge of business generally. Window Tickets written for any class of trade, Plain or Ornamental from Is 6d per doz.. Evening Classes [for Boys and Youths who are occupied during the day, and are desirous of improving themselves in a Commercial Education, or in Writingronly, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, from 7 till 9<, Charges moderate. Important to the Young — Mental Arithmetic. All communications to be addressed to W. F. SHACKLEFORD, COMMISSION AGENT, DUNEDIN. ' N.B. — House Agent. — Particular attention given to this.

T A. MACEDO, PRINCES STREET DUNEDIN, Begs to announce to the Catholic Pubht that he- has always on hand a large assortmep of— Catholic Books ofeybbt. Description Prayer Books Douay Bibles Irish Aational Books Christian Brothel' School Books Crucifixes Statues Holy Water Fonts Medals Rosarj Beads Sculptures Pictures (Religious and Secular) Carte de Visites 6d to Is 6d, in great vanev AG.ENT 808. THE— Lamp, Catholic Illustrated Magazines, DuV lin Review, and London Tablet. A Large Assortment of STATIONER. always in Stock. A. J. has also added to his businessCIRCULATING LIBRARY, Subscription - 2s per Month. Agent for New Zealand Tablet. PBO VINCI AL TEA MART. TOHN HEALEY, *' Family Grocer, Baker, Wine, Spirit; and Provision Merchant. (Corner of Manse and Stafford Streets), DUNEDIN. p O B I N AND CO., Coach Builders and Importer* Stuart street, Have on Hand and for Sale — BUGGIES AND EXPRESS WAGGONS. Repairs receive prompt attention. ■CIRACIS MEENAN, Wholesale and Retail PRODdCE AND PROVISION MERCHANT. George Street. MR CHARLES SYKBS, PIANIST. (Organist of St. Joseph's Church, Dunedin.j Teacher of the Pianoforte and Organ. Private Residence, Filieul street, opposite lawer end of Oargill atree t-