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New Zealand Tablet, Volume VI, Issue 304, 14 February 1879, Page 12

"P O . R ;8 A ' L E. DUNEDIN— Quarter-acre, corner Eden and Dundas-streets, Seven-roomed House. Quarter-acre, corner of Forth and Dundas-streets; Six-roomed House, Stable, Garden, Sec. ' Fine Building Allotment, St. David-street. Half-acre, Maori Hill, Seven-roomed House, Stable, Buggy House well-stocked Garden, Sec., will be sold cheap. Half-acre, Outram Extension, good House, Garden, etc. Half -acre, Granton, near Kaitangata, Six-roomed House. Ten and a-half Acres valuable Land, Waikari district. Twenty-five Acres, Taieri, near Mosgiel, houses, etc. North Taieri — One and a-half Acres, convenient to railway, 8-roomed house, etc. One hundred and fifty Acres, Water of Leith, well adapted for a township. 54 Acres, Water of Leith block VIII., North Harbour and Blueskin district. Splendid Agricultural Farms from 25 to 14,000 acres, improved and unimproved, in the Taieri, Hampden, Clutha, Warepa, Queens* town, Waipahi, Glenkenick, Waikaka, Winton, Waimea, Lothian, and Aparima districts. Allotments in Williamsburgh, Cavereham Rise, Mount Pleasant, Mosgiel, Duddingston, and Clarendon. Four Sections town of Moeraki ; two Dwelling-houses containing five rooms and six roams respectively, Garden, &c., will be sold cheap — together or separately. i. . Capital Fellmongery Business, with. every convenience fqr doing a large and profitable trade. TO LEASE. Valuable frontages in Moray Place to lease on favourable terms. . Money to Lend on Freehold Security. . DONALD REID and CO. ST. ALOYSIUS' COLLEGE, WAIKARI, Near Dunedin. Quarter Days : Second Tuesday in February ; May 1 ; July 20 ; October 5. Terms: Per quarter £ s. d. Day Pupils 3 3 0 University and Civil Service Classes 4 10 Resident Boarders 15 15 0 do. University and Civil Services Classes 16 16 0 Extras : Music Drawing Italian 2 2 0 German 2 2 0 Library 0 5 0 Washing 110 Each boarder is to provide himself with three pair of sheets, a sufficient supply of blankets, a hair mattress, two feather pillows, six pillow cases, two white counterpanes, six table napkins and ring, four plain towels, two bath ditto, knife and fork, tea-spoon and desert-spoon, two suits of clothes (a strong one for play, and a dress suit), shirts, stockings, two pair of strong shoes and two pair of house shoes, Each boy's outfit to be properly marked. The Day Pupils to pay quarterly, and the Boarders half-yearly. All payments to be made in advance. A quarter's notice, or half a quarter's fee required before the removal of a pupil. The Jesuit Fathers will have everything in readiness for the reception of pupils by the 3rd of February. As they can receive only a limited number of boarders at present, applications should be made immediately. The terms for music and drawing will be stated as soon as arrangements shall have been completed. OT. MARY'S CHURCH, NELSON GRAND DRAWING OF PRIZES. The Cash Prizes are — ONE OF FIFTY POUNDS, THREE OF TEN POUNDS, FOUR OF FIVE POUNDS, TWENTY-FIVE OF TWO POUNDS Then there is a direct shipment of first-class PLATED GOODS, In all 110 articles— many worth from Five to Ten Pounds each, and none less than Twenty Shillings. They include Swing Kettles, Toilet Sets in Gilt and Steel (very handsome), Celery Stands, Card Cases and Baskets, Salt Cellars, Fruit Dishes, Inkstands, Gilt Chased Cups, Napkin Rings, Fruit Knives, Vases, Jewels, Sec., sec, Sec. TEN NEW WATCHES Have been especially ordered from England. There will be also a great variety of other Valuable Prises, forming altogether • THE BEST DRAWING OF PRIZES EVER OFFERED. TICKETS— HALF-A-CROWN ! May be obtained from •REV, FATHER GARIN, St. Mary's, Nelson.