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New Zealand Tablet, Volume IX, Issue 452, 9 December 1881, Page 15

FOR SALE— A BARGAIN— IN TIMARU. STOCK IN TRADE of a GROCERY STORE, doing a good business, in Town of Timaru, with J-acre garden. House contains shop and three rooms, with every other convenience. Lease has 5£ years to run. Apply Office of this paper. NOTICE. • SHOULD this come under the notice of a man named KKAN, who was working with me 23 years ago at Mr. Tiffen's Station, Waipawa, he will hear something to his advantage by writing immediately to ' J E. 8.," Waimate P. 0., South Canterbury. "fX^ ANTED— For St. Patrick's School, Greymouth, Head Teacher, with salary £200 a year. None but of steady habits and first-class attainmeuts need apply. Applications, with testimonials, to be sent in before Ist January 1882, addressed to FATHER M'GUINNESS. WANTED, a few copies of Tablet of issue of July 23rd, 1880. Subscribers holding same will oblige by forwarding them to this office. ______ "DERSONS desirous of obtaining Shares in the Colonial Land Settlement and Endowment Association of New Zealand, Limited, can do so by making application at this office. CATHEDRAL FUND. I beo to acknowledge, oa behalf of the Most Rev. Dr. Moran, the following subscriptions towards the Cathedral Fund :—: — Children Convent School ... ... £3 0 0 Catholic Picnic at Glenderniid... ... 9 10 0 Wkkkly Subscriptions. £ s. d. £ s. d. Per Rev. W. Burke 2 8 6 Per Mr. J. Brennan 0 11 0 „ „ N. Fitzgerald 3 8 6 „ „ J. Daly 110 0 „ Mr. W. J Hall 210 6 „ „ J. Dillon 10 0 „ „ J. Griffen 011 6 „ „ W Cunningham 12 0 „ „ D. McGirr 110 0 „ „ N. Smith 111 0 „ „ P. Fitzpatrick 14 0 „ „ J. Harris 10 0 „ „ J. Murray 14 0 „ „ R. A. Dunne 10 0 M. Walsh. COLLECTED AT ARROWTOWN, SHOTOVER, AND BRANCHES FOR THE IRISH NATIONAL LAND LEAGUE. Second Instalment. James Cummins. £1 Is ; Michael Dwan, £1 Is ; Thomas Mancks. £1 Is ; Dredge Party, £1 ; John Healy, £1. The following gave 10s each : — Patrick Egan, Thomas Connell, T3ominick Layden, Henry Quinn, John Quinn, Timothy Collins, Edward Fisher, Francis Costello. The following gave 5s each : — James O'Neall, Terence O'Neall, M. J. O'Callaghan, William McLeod, John Henderson, Joseph Anderson, Dominick O'Connor, Thomas O'Connor, John Nolan.