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New Zealand Tablet, Volume II, Issue 98, 13 March 1875, Page 12

YV ANTED KNOWN, Pushing the Trade V T LEAR'IS Colonial made Russian Coif Boots ... 0 18 6 Tasmanian Kangaroo „ ... 0 18 6 South Sen Porpoise 0 18 6 Victorian Wallabi „ ... 0 18 6 French Kid „ ... 0 18 6 LEAR'S BOOT STORE (Next Craig and Gillies), GEORGE-STREET, DUNEDIN. CONVENT OF THE SACRED HEART. Ahaura, Greymouth. ST. MARY'S Boarding and Day Schools, conducted by the Sisters of Mercy. The Convent buildings and extensive grounds, are beautifully situa c 1 in one ol the most healthy parts of the Gr y Valley. The course of instruction comprises a good English education in all its branches ; also, French, Mu?ic, Singing, Drawing, etc. A special class for infant boarders of both Bexes. Further -particulars on application to tho Lady Superioms. IMPORTANT NOTICE. CO NOT PURCHASE IMPORTED SWEETS. Professor Black: reports upon 14 samples of imported sweets, purchased by Mr. Lumb from various confectioners in Duuedin for analysis, and of Vthioh tho following is a resume :—: — 14 Samples Obtained from Various Confectioners in Dunedin. Nos. 419 to 432 Sweets are all abiectionable, owing to tho large quantity of Sulphate of Lime (Plaster of Paris), or other earthy matter, they contain. The coloring matter is abo objectionable, being paitly Prussian Blue. I consider those far inferior to those of local manufacture which I lutj a?mlysed. Professor Black again reports upon 23 Samties taken by Inspector Lumb from, tho Manufactory of MESSRS. R. HUDSON AND CO., as follows : Nos. 395 to 378, Samples of various kinds of sweets, biscuits, &c, the sweets do not conlain Plaster of Paris, Sulphate of Lime, btarch, Flour, or any objectionable coloring matter, or any deleterious ingredients. Tho absence of Plaster of Paris, or any objectionable coloring matter, recommends these sweets strongly. They are, iv my opinion, a very superior article. Biscuits, Oakcs, &c, &0., contain no ingredient deleterious to health. They are all skilfully manufactured, well fired, and should take a good position in the market. Excelsiob Steam Confection and Biscuit Factory. MASONIC HALL, DUNDEIN. R. HUDSON AND CO. Our present extensive premises, combined with very superior Plant, enables us to offer advantages beyond any other hours in New Zealand. "OETER CAIRNS, TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, Corner of Cumberland and Hanover-streets. All Orders intrusted to my care are executed in first-class style. Lowest Prices Charged. /^ REAT KING STREET COAL DEPOT. Newcnetle, Kaitangata, Green Island Coal and Timber delivered all over the City and Suburbs. All Orders punctually attended to — Charges Strictly Moderate. ROBERT BROWN Pbopmetob SOUTH DUNEDIN COAL YAKD Princes Street, Souin. ' Newcastle. Kaitangata, Green Island Coal and Firewood, delivored ull over the City. Firewood cut to any length. Lowest Prices Charged. Orders lift at Messrs. Gibbs and Clayton'* Sawmills, Cumberland street, will be punctu* ally attended to.