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New Zealand Tablet, Volume VII, Issue 379, 23 July 1880, Page 10

rpHE CHURCH OF THE REPARATION, NEAR LINCOLN. Subscriptions towards the above Church, which is in course of- erection, are most respectfully solicited. Cheques or Post-office Orders (payable at Christchurch), addressed to the Rev. Father J. C. Cbervier, Lincoln P. 0., will be received with thanks and acknowledged. Mass will be offered eveiy week for the spiritual welfare of all subscribers. TMPORTANT NOTICJG IMPORTANT NOTICEj ONE MONTH ONLY. ONE MONTH ONLY. GREAT CASH SALE. GREAT CASH SALE OF PIANOFORTES. In consequence of the death of their Managing Partner (Mr. G. J. Brown), Chas. Begg & Co. have to announce a Bona Fide Clearing Sale of their immense Stock of Pianos, etc., the largest in New Zealand, at a reduction of 20 per cent, on old prices ; and this Sale will continue for One Month Only, when parties who have not yet suited themselves with an instrument should do so without delay, as such an opportunity of obtaining A Really First-class Piano at a Very Low Price might never occur again. 250 PIANOS TO SELECT FROM Old Instruments taken in Exchange and their Full Value allowed Before choosing elsewhere Compare I'jiccs at CHAS. BEGG AND C O.'S MUSIC WAREHOUSE Princes Street. I'IANOS FROM £25 CASH ; Or on time payments 30s deposit and 30? monthly GINGER'S SEWING MACHINES MM^gjggpg^^^ MACHINE by DEFERRED bHSb HLjO If circumstances. All our Family ft fljl JwAuwk Machines are now supplied BSil^^^^R^ln TRIPLE-ACTION WHEEL. G. M. ALDRICH, AflE\T PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. MAP OF DUNEDIN AND SUBURBS. PTIHE Undersigned will issue in a few weeks a Map of A Dunedin and Suburbs, showing distinctly the Sections and Blocks in the City, all the township^" tho latest subdivision*, and other useful informal ion. Proof ?{ oeimen uf portion may be .seen a! our ofliocs. ]?. & A. J. TAiIK, Surveyors and Land Agents, Savings Bank Buildings. MISS .1. GRAHAM, formerly head milliner with "Mrs" W. A. Jenkins, HAVING lie-opened the Premises lately occupied by Mrs. Jenkins, "D EGS to inform the Ladies of Dunedin and surrounding J-* districts that she has the cheapest and most stylish Millinery in the Colony, pj'E"Sf~"MATEßlAiruseT^l3~lnspectioTmvTteZ IJuTISS" J. GKAHAM]"Milliner7 George street.