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New Zealand Tablet, Volume VI, Issue 272, 19 July 1878, Page 20

CATHOLIC INSTITUTE FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB NEWCASTLE. ' THE Dominican Nuns have much pleasure in stating that they are now prepared to receive DEAF AND DUMB PUPILS, Fvom six years of age and upwards into the above Institute, which has recently undergone extensive improvements for the better accommodation of its Inmates. This Institution was established for the benefit of the Australian Deaf and Dumb Children, In it, Children thus afflicted will receive an Education Equal, if not Superior, to that imparted in the State Institutes. They will be treated with care and tenderness and every facility will be afforded them to advance their Education, and tiromote their health and happiness. The Terms ef Admission are VERY MODERATE, and depend entirely on the Resources of the Parents and Guardians, who by application to the Superioress of the Dominican Convent, can obtain all the required information.

SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital - One Million Sterling. Every description of FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE Effected at Lowest Current Rates. Settlement of Losses Prompt and Liberal. Offices — Liverpool street, Dunedin. R. MARIS CLARK, Manager for Otago. A MERICAN INSTITUTE, 1877. u\- (The highest authority in the United States), THE NEW STRAIGHT NEEDLE WHEELER & WILSON MACHINE, the Best in the World. Unanimous Report of the Judges :— " We do not hesitate to declare the new Wheeler .and Wilson Sewing Machine the best in the world, and we recommend for it the highest recognition— The Special Medal of 1877." Inspection invited by W. MELVILLE, Agent, George-street, Dunedin. Sewing Machines Repaired. RAKE AND COLLINS'S CONSULTATION ON THE MELBOURNE CUP, 1878. 2000 MEMBERS AT £1 EACH, First Prize £1000 Second „ 400 Third „ 200 Starters (divided) 200 Non-starters (divided) 200 Address — Drake and Collins (late Metz), tobacconists, Princes-street, Dunedin. Crossed cheques with exchange added and stamps for reply. UTCHERY NOTICE.— The undersigned having succeeded to that old established business in George-street, lately carried on by D. M'Donald, beg to assure the customers of the late owner, their old friends, and the public, that they will continue to supply the best meat to be obtained in the market, and by strict attention to merit their favour. ALEX. WILSON & SONS. CTA GO N HOTEL, Dunedin. JOHN PATTISON (formerly of the Royal Hotel, Dunedin), begs to inform his friends and the general public that he has taken the above fine Hotel, where he will be happy to meet his old acquaintances. His many years' experience in the Wine and Spirit trade has enabled him to select the very best brands, and he can assure his patrons that nothing but the purest liquors, the best ales, and the choicest wines, will find a place in his cellar. JOHN PATTISON, OCTAGON HOTEL, DUNEDIN. FB A T T S O N, • Great King-street, (Opposite the Museum.) FURNISHING AMD BUILDERS' IRONMONGER AND TINSMITH. All kinds of repairs done well and with despatch.