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New Zealand Tablet, Volume VII, Issue 368, 7 May 1880, Page 18

npHE CATHOLIC BOOK DEPOT, Opposite the Catholic Cnurch, CHRISTCHURCH. E. O'CONNOR Begs to announce that he has opened the above, under the patronage of the Eight Eev. Dr. Redwood, Lord Bishop of Wellington, and the clergy of his diocese. An extensive and Choice Selection of various works in Catholic Literature now in Stock, and fresh Consignments daily expected from Europe. A good Collection of objects of Catholic devotion. A varied and well-assorted stock of School and other Stationery always in hand. Liberal discount to Priests and Teachers. TTENRY J. W00D& CO., HIGH STREET,^CHRISTCHURCH, CATHOLIC BO.OKSE LiL EE S, ti c, &o Crosses and Small Rosaries kept in stock. UNDER THE VERANDAH. MISS HAY'S MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING ESTABLISHMENT, 7 RATTRAY STREET, Has a Choice and well selected Stock of — WINTER HATS, latest ; Vi INTER BONNETS, fashionable and moderate ; LADIES! UNDERCLOTHING, good quality, reasonable prices * BABY LINEN, in large variety ; TURBANS, Seal and Velvet Hussar : NECKERCHIEFS, LACES, &c. Everything reasonable in Price. Two Doors from Murray's Private Hotel. ISS J. GRAHAM, formerly head milliner with Mrs. W. A. Jenkins, HAVING Re-opened the Premises lately occupied by Mrs. Jenkins, BkGs to inform the Ladies of Dunedin and surrounding districts that she has the cheapest and most stylish Millinery in the Colony, "OEST MATERIAL used only. Inspection invited. 1%/TISS J. GRAHAM, Milliner, George street. ~~ BUILDING SITES. rriHE MOST CHOICE SITES in Dunedin and its immediate Suburbs, FOR SALE. Terms unusually liberal. Apply at Office of GEORGE W. ELIOTT, New Zealand Insurance Company, A PACT. X A. M A C E D O, DUNEDIN, KEEPS THE LARGEST STOCK OF CATHOLIC BOOKS IN NEW ZEALAND.