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New Zealand Tablet, Volume III, Issue 152, 31 March 1876, Page 16

NOTICE. CHRISTIAN BROTHERS' SCHOOL FUND. THE Committee of Management of the late Concerts in aid of the St. Joseph's Schools beg to thank the Catholics of Dunedin for the liberal patronage at all times bestowed on entertainments in aid of the above fund. The Committee have much pleasure in announcing that arrangements have been made for holding a Grand Demonstration on Easter Monday evening (17th April), in aid of the Christian Brothers' School Fund. The following- ladies and gentlemen from Lawrence have promised their services — Mrs. J. J. Woods, Mr. James Conway, Miss Teresa Clarke, Mr. J. J. Woods, Mr. James Harris, and Master Robert Harris. In addition to the abovenamed ladies and gentlemen, several Dunedin amateurs have kindly promised their services. Mr. J. J. Woods has kindly volunteered to conduct the entertainment, and the Committee feel sure his name will be a sufficient guarantee that everything will be carried through successfully. Ladies and gentlemen desirous of assisting will please communicate at once with Mr. J. A. Micodo, Mr. J. J. Connor, Mr. J. F. Perrin, Mr. John Murray, or the undersigned. JOHN CANT WELL, Hon. Sec. NOTICE. IT was originally the intention of the Christian Brothers' School Fund Committees to thank by name each contributor to the projected Bazaar and Art Union, naming, at the same time, the article contributed, with its value ; but it has been found that to do so would be an impossibility, as well because of the number of the contributions, as because many persons have sent in their offerings by means of others, so that mistakes might frequently be made ; it has, therefore, been decided merely to give a general list of contributors, so far as their names are known, with the principal articles presented. The Most Rev. Dr. Moran, Mr. Woods, Mr. Columb, Mrs. Fisher, Master O. Guardiola, Mrs. Connor, Mrs. Dungan, Mrs. Paveletich, Mrs. Davies, the Misses Smith, Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Murray, Mr. Perrin, Mrs. Power, Mr?. Norman, Mrs. Baird, Miss Day, Miss Irwin, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Baxter, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Kennedy, Miss Hawkins, Miss C. Couzcns, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Murphy, Waikari, Mrs. Butler, Mr. Sli^o, Miss B. Sheedy, Miss E. Moloney, Mrs. Reynolds, the Misses Connor, Miss Dungan, Miss S. M'Closky, Mrs. Wishat. Of the articles contributed amongst the most valuable are a handsome dressing case ; at electro-plated tea service ; a silver te ipot ; a status of the BnV.M. under a glass shade; a beautiful toilet case and Japanese gl.ovebox ; a gold scarf-pin and for a, watchguard; a silver watch, and many more than our space allow us to name. The collectors' cards will be published separately at the close of the collection. We shall bo thankful to be informed or any mistakes or omissions in the above list of names. John F. Perrin, Secretary. FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE, Castle-street; easy terms. J. T. Roberts, Princes-street. ■\X7ANTED KNOWN.— For Sale, three Acres of Land, in the VV Glen; cheap. J. T. Roberts. WANTED, a certificated Teacher for the Oamaru Catholic School. Apply by letter to the Rev. J. Donovan, Oamaru.