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New Zealand Tablet, Volume IX, Issue 445, 21 October 1881, Page 15

yOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL ' CONDUCTED BY MISS SCANLAN, Princes-street South, Dunedin. Terms Moderate. WANTED.— A TEACHER (Male or Female) for St. Patrick's School, Ross, Salary, £100 per annum, and cottage to live in. Applications, together with copies of testimonials to be sent to the Rev. Father Pertuis, Roman Catholic Presbytery, Ross, on or before Thursday, Ist November, 1881. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. BOARD and RESIDENCE in a Private Family ; three minutes' walk from Octagon. £1 per week. For Address apply Tablet Office. CHRISTCHURCH CONVENT. THE Rev. Mother, Christchurch, begs to acknowledge, with thanks, the following subscriptions received towards the new Convent since last advertisenent : — Per Rev. Mr Ginaty, S.M.— A Friend, ss ; Mr Hickmott, £1 ; Mr John Carroll, £1 ; Mr J. Lamb, £1 ; Rev. Father O'Malley, S.J., £1 ; Mr P. Donnelly, £1 ; Mr Patrick Sexton, £1 ; Mr McEvedy, Southbridge, £5. Per self— Mr J. Barrett, Christchurch, £10 ;Mr A. Blake, Lyttelton. £5 ; Mr J. Conway, Woodend, £1 ; Mr P. Henely, New 'Headford, £5 ; Mr J. Cokely, Christchurch, £1 ; Mr Greengroves, 10s ; Mr Hogan, £2 ; Mr Holley, Christchurch, £20 ; Misa Prendergast. Christchurch, £1 ; Mr W. Mahouey, Christchurch, £2 ; Mr Murphy, £1 ; A Friend, £5 ; Mr J. McSwiggan, £2 ; Miss Sweeney, Eaikoura, £1 ; Miss Qumn, Waimate, £5 ; Hibernian, £1 Is; Mr Frederick Smith, £1 Is. Per Rev. Father Devoy— Mr J. Maher, £10. SUBSCRIPTIONS TO TABLET FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 21, 1881. Mr Thos. Clancey, £1 5s ; Mr J. Nolan, 12s 6d ; Mr J. Joyce, £1 17s 6d ; Mrs Stephens, £1 5s ;Mr J. Hackett, 19s ; Mr L. Cody, 12s 6d ,• Mr R. Larkin, £1 5s ; Mr John McLaughlin, £1 5s ; Mr E. Power, £1 5s ; Key. Father Fauvel, £1 ss ; Mr G. W. Goodger, £3 14s 6d ; Mr Prendergast, £1 5s ; Mr Thos. Staunton, 10s ; Mr. Thos. Buckley, £1 5s ; Mr James Thornton, £1 5s ; Mr Patrick Lally, £1 5s j Mr M. Duncan, £1 5s ; Mr P. Forester, £1 ; His Grace Dr. Vaughan, £2 10s ; Rev. Mother. Wellington, £1 5s ; Mr R. Murchison, £1 11s 6d ; Mr D. Leyden, £1 10s ; Mr Thos. Bowden, £1 5s ; Mr James Kilbride, £1 5s ; Mr Thomas Condon, 12s 6d ; Mr James O Leary, 12s 6d ; Mr R. Hennessey, 12s 6d ; Mr Maurice Doolan. £1 ss.

CATHEDRAL F,U ND. I beg to acknowledge, on behalf of the Most Rev. Dr. Moran, the following subscriptions towards the Cathedral Fund :—: — £ s. d. Miss Corstigan - - - 10 0 Mr. J. F. Perrin - - - 10 0 Weekly Subscriptions. £ s. d. £ s. d. Per Rev W. Newport 3 0 0 Per Mr. J. Griffin 0 14 6 „ Mr. W. J. Hall 115 0 „ „ J. Brennan 012 0 „ „ D. McGirr 12 6 „ „ J. T. Harris 0 7 6 „ „ W Cunningham 14 0 „ „ R. A. Dunne 110 „ „ J. Dillon 010 0 „ „ N. Smith 111 0 „ „ M. Connellan 010 0 „ „ J. Daly 16 6 M. Walsh. Fiat Justitia.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1881. THE BISHOP OF WELLINGTON'S APPEAL. §N our issue of last week we published an article in which we informed our readers of the establishment of a Catholic Industrial School at Nelson, and recommended it to their support as an institution having claims on all Catholics throughout the colony. This week we publish in another column an appeal addressed, on the same subject, to his clergy by his Lordship the Bishop of Wellington, and to which we hope, as we believe, our readers will give their serious attention and warmest sympathy.