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New Zealand Tablet, Volume v, Issue 232, 12 October 1877, Page 8

J" A . M A C E D O, CATHOLIC BOOKSELLER, PRINCES-STREET SOUTH, DUNEDIN, Haa now on hand the following WORKS just received, viz. :— Office of the Holy Week, by Rev. Father Crasset, S.J., cloth, Is6d, post, 2b ; morocco, 7s 6d. post, Bs. All for Jesus, by F. W. Faber, D.D., cloth lettered 7s Gd, post, 8s Gd. Catholic Interests in the Nineteenth Century, by Count de Montalembert, 2s 6d, by post 2s lOd. Dialogue of Comfort against Tribulation, written in the Tower of ta .nr™ 011 ' in 1534 » bv Sir Thomas More, cloth lettered, 4s, post 4s 8d Faith, Hope, and Charity, by Alleluia, a Tale of the Reign of Terror, cloth, 4s, by post, by 4s 6d. Heroines of Charity, new edition, cloth lettered, 4s, by post. 4s 4d. immacolata, the Convent Flower, by Floreutina Straker, cloth lctt . 48., by post, 4s. 4d. I Promessi Sposi, or The Bethrothed, by Manzoni. cloth gilt lett., ss. 6d., by post, 6s. 2d. Irish Diamonds, by Emily Bowles, cloth lettered 4*. Gd., by post, ss. James Jordan, a Workingman's Narrative, cloth lettered. 2s. 6d by post, 2s. lOd. ' J Julia Ormond, or the New Settlement, cloth lett., Is. 6d., post, Is. lOd. Legends of tie Blessed Virgin, new cd., cloth gilt, ss. 6d., by post, Gs. ■Letters of St. Teresa, translated from the Spanish by Rev. John Dalton, with facsimile of the Saint's handwriting,' cloth lettered, ss. 6d., by post. 6s. 2d. Life of Our Lord, by Abbe F. Legranjre, cloth lctt., Js., hy post. 4s. Gd. Life of St. Anthony of Padua, ss. Gd.. by post, Gs. Life of St. Aloysius Gonzaga, S.J., by Edward Healy Thompson, cloth - lettered, 7s. 6d., by post, Bs. 2d. - Life of Marie Eustelle Harpain, or the Angel of the Eucharist, by JtdwaTd Healey Thompson, cloth lettered, 7s. Gd.. by post, Bs. 2d. lafc of St. Stanislaus Kosteka, S.J., by Edward Healy Thompson, cloth lettered, 7s. 6d., by post, B*. 2d. v 4°? Blonde Renty, or Perfection in the World Exemplified, t•* Z Edward Healy Thompson, cloth lett., 95., by post. Dr. lOd. ™ * 1 1^ 8sed Margaret Mary of Parey-le-Monial, by Rev. George Tickell, S.J., cloth lettered, 95., by post, 10s. Marcion ; or the Magician of Antioch, a drama, by W. Tandy, D.D., cloth lettered, 35., by post, 3s. 6d. .Nellie Netterville ; or One of the Transplanted, an Irish Catholic tale, cloth lettered, ss. 6d., by post, 6s. 2d. papacy and Schism, by Rev. Paul Bottalia, S.J., 4s-. by post. 4s. Gd. nus IX. and Lord Palmerston, by Count de Montaicmbert, Is., by post Is. 3d. J Passion Flower, a Catholic talc, 7s. Gd., by post, Bs. 2d. And others too numerous to mention. J . A . M A C D 0., Princes-street South, Catholic Book Depot, Dunedin. HE WESTMINSTER LOAN AND DISCOUNT ru« „ SOCIETY. Utnce— GEORGE Street (Three doors from Southampton Buildings), A. E. MELLICK, MANAGER. This Society advances CASH to all respectable parties on personal secur «y» to siims of £5 to £500, repayable by weekly instalments of one shiMng in the pound, at a uniform charge of ten per cent., which is deducted from the amount borrowed when the Loan is granted. N-B. — These advertised terms are strictly adhered to. CASH advanced on freehold, leasehold, and all other available securities. Bills Discounted. THE MOSGIEL WOOLLEN FACTORY CO., LIMITED. MOSGIEL DRESS TWEEDS, in new checks and plain colors, for Ladies' Ulsters, Costumes, and Dresses. MOSGIEL TWEEDS, in new checks and twists, are the Best Quality and Purest Woolen Goods of the class that are made. MOSGIEL TWILLED BLANKETS, in all white and blue borders, made from fine long wool, and sull sizes only. MOSGIEL PLAIDING OR SERGE, in White, Shetland and Grey. MOSGIF.L 3-PLY HEAVY KNITTING YARN, in all the best greys, is of better quality than imported. ' MOSGIEL HEAVY RIBBED AND PLAIN LAMBS-WOOL PANTS AND SOCKS, are most comfortable wear and best quality. MOSGIEL SHAWLS, PLAIDS, AND TRAVELLING WRAPPERS, in checked and plain. *i. a? % whole of the MOSGIEL. MANUFACTURES are offered to the Trade at Prices that compete Bucceasfully with imported goods •ad, am genuine honest Woollen Goods, will maintain their reputation wit* the Public. WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE, HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN. (Formerly occupied by Messrs. Win, Watson & Sons).

BJR^£ A IN k T, M^O RRUS & C O_ 1J _ OCTAGON, DUNEDIN. „ . _.___,_ _. , ' MANUFACTURERS AND TALORS, CLOTHIERS AND OUTFITTERS. MEN S, BOYS , and YOUTHS' Clothing Ready Made or Made to Measure, in every style, material and size. Colonial,lßritish and Foreign Tweeds in eveiy shade and make. Patterns of Tweeds, Coatings, and* Self -measurement Guides sent to all parts free on' application. Station orders promptly attended to and economically carried out. Up-country residents can send orders dowm or clothing to be made up for them to any date to suit their visits to Dunedin, or can have them sent to any part of New Zealand. (9* Intending Travellers can send'their list of requirements for any voyage, and rely upon it being faithfully and punctually attended BRYANT, MOMMIS & CO., New Working Men's Club Buildings, Octagon, Dnnedin,