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New Zealand Tablet, Volume IX, Issue 465, 10 March 1882, Page 14

SCANLAN AND CO-, MAIN ROAD, SOUTH DUNEDIN. We would direct attention to our prices which are the lowest in the City for good and cheap Groceries. Try our new Teas, Pickles, Hams, Marmalades, Jams, Sec. Go to the Best House in Dunedin for Good Honest Home-made Goods. Do not forget the place — MAIN ROAD SOUTH DUNEDIN. A Good Stock of all kinds of Drapery. Com« and see for yourself. Winceys, Linens, Worsted Goods of every description, and the lowest possible price. SCANLAN AND CO., Main Road, South Dunedin. TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. THE undersigned have ON SALE a large stock of American Clear Pine Doors, from 6ft. 6in. x 2ft. 6in. to 7ft. x 3, l£ I£, lj, and 2 inches. Also, American Shelving Lumber, Clear Pine, Spruce Deals, Scotch Flooring, and Baltic Deals. Colonial Timber of every description. G. O'DRISCOLL & CO., Cumberland-street

JUST RECEIVED Another Shipment of the /CELEBRATED GERMAN TWEED CLOTHING. v^ The Best ever imported to the Colony I These are Perfect Fitting Garments, equal to Bespoke Goods, and at Half the Price. ALL BOUGHT FOR CASH. Also, a 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. IBERNIAN AUSTRALASIAN CATHOLIC BENEFIT SOCIETY, ST. JOSEPH'S BRANCH, NO. 73, DTJNEDIN. The Ninth Anniversary of the above Branch will be celebrated by a grand concert, To be held in the TEMPERANCE HALL, On ST. PATRICK'S DAY— FRIDAY, 17th MARCH, Commencing at 8 p.m. Mr. Thomas Bracken, M.H.R., has most Generously consented to Recite J. S. Le Fanu's ever welcome Poem "SHAMUS O'BRIEN." Several other well-known and popular Amateurs, both Ladies and Gentlemen have kindly promised their Services. Mr. T. Valentine Twinning, of the School of Music, has kindly volunteered his services as Conductor, under whose direction a Programme of Unusual Excellence is now in preparation. Proceeds in aid of the Branch Benevolent Fund. Prices of admission : Front Seats, Two Shillings ; Back Seats and Gallery, One Shilling. TICKETS can be obtained at Mr. J. A. Macedo's, Princes street south, or from Members of the Concert Committee. M. CONNELLAN, Hon. Treasurer. W. CUNNINGHAM, Hon. Sec. TF this should meet the eye of ROSE MoALISTER, Native of the County Antrim, Ireland, she can write to her Brother Charles McAlister, Ross, West Coast, New Zealand. When last heard of was in State of California, in the year 1854 served with the Honourable Judge William Elsworth, State of New York. Any one communicating her whereabouts, dead or alive, will be thank[ully received. American, Australian, and New Zealand papers please copy, ROBB, 11th Feb., 1882.