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New Zealand Tablet, Volume IX, Issue 453, 16 December 1881, Page 15

JUST RECEIVED. Another Shipment of the /CELEBRATED GERMAN TWEED CLOTHING. \__J The Best ev*r imported to the Colony 1 These are Perfect Fitting Garments, equal to Bespoke Goods, and at Half the Price. ALL BOUGHT FOR CASH. Alro. s splendid assortment of Geelong Tweeds, all New Patterns, and thoroughly well finished. Inspection invited The Best Value in Town. NICHOLAS SMITH, Cash Draper, 33, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. /CALEDONIAN SOCIETY OF OTAGKX TWENTIETH ANNUAL GATHERING. SOCIETY'S GROUNDS, KENSINGTON, DUNEDIN. MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY, 2nd, 3rd and 4th JANUARY, 1882. OVER £500 GIVEN IN PRIZES. Also, Chammon Belts and Champion Medals For " Border " Wrestling and " Cornish " Wrestling. Gold Championship Medals will be given to winners for four consecutive years (counting from Gathering 1881), for Quoting, Vaulting, Dancing, Jamping, Putting Hammer, and Caber . Entries for all events close at 5 p.m. on THURSDAY, the 29th December, 1881. GEORGE WATSON, Secretary, 148 Princes street. VTTANTED, for the Catholic School, Ashburton, a Teacher (female) to take 'charge of the school on the termination of the Christmas holidays. Salary, £90. Applications to be sent to FATHER COFFEY. XTTANTED, a Female Teacher, for the Catholic School, Cromwell. Salary, £80 per annum. Private tuition in music and singing allowed. Applications and certificates to be forwarded to REV. F. O'LEARY, Cromwell. TT^ ANTED— For St. Patrick's School, Greymotith, 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. * "OERSONS 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. NOTICE. this come under the notice of a man named *^ KEAN, who was working with me 23 years ago at Mr. Tiffen's Station, Waipawa, be will hear something to his advantage by writing immediately to • E. 8.," Waimate P. 0., South Canterbury.