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New Zealand Tablet, Volume X, Issue 489, 25 August 1882, Page 14

TENDERS FOR HOTEL. rpENDERS (to be addressed to the Trustees of the late .X.. X . Jhomas Mulvey, care of J. B. Callan, Solicitor, Dunedin) are invited till 9th September, at 12 o'clock noon, for the PURCHASE of that valuable property known as the Provincial Hotel, in East Gore. ' The property consists of over one-quarter of an acre of land, with the Hotel, stabling, and outbuildings thereon. The Hotel, stock and furniture to be taken at valuation. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Full particulars may be obtained and conditions of sale seen at the Provincial Hotel, or at the office of J. B. CALLAN, Solicitor, Dunedin. THE OAMARU CONVENT SCHOOL BUILDINGS. TO THE EDITOR OP NEW ZEALAND TABLET. Sib,— The Dominican nuns of Dunedin, ever actively devoted to the promotion of Christian education, are making immediate preparations for opening a branch of their Order in Oamaru On the 7th May, the Bishop, Most Rev. Dr. Moran. laid the fo'undationstone of convent school buiMings. The ceremony and the whole proceedings were most satisfactory and successful. The Bishop, always active and generous in the cause of education, gave his name for £100 and other kind and good friends seconded his efforts in the work he so much loves, in a way that exci'ed the admiration of all. And it is confidently hoped that many more well-wishers will come forward with generous contributions for the works now beint* carried on. ° One of the greatest works of charity is the promotion of Christian education. It is in those days for every Catholic an open profession of faith ; for the generous and good of every class and creed it is a profession of real benevolence ani admiration for these who, like the Catholics, are nobly striving to obey the dictates of conscience under many difficulties, and are persevering in their efforts to make the youth, and consequently the people, of this bountiful and beautiful land of ours, an educated, pure-minded, patriotic, and Godloving nation. Any contribution set to Archdeacon Coleman, Oamaru, the Dominican nuns, or the Most Rev. Dr. Moran, Dunedin, will be gratefully acknowledged in the Tablet. — I am, yours truly, WM. CotEMAN SUBSCRIPTIONS. £ 8. d. Messrs. Hallenstein Bros. ... ... 2 2 0 Thos. Curran (omitted last week) ... 10 0 SATURDAY 26th AUGUST, At 2 o'clock. BUILDING SECTIONS In the Town of Port Chalmers, the Townships of St. Kilda, Bu.kes, East Gore, and Snerwood. JOHN S C A N L A N V has received instructions to sell by auctioD, at his rooms, Princes Street South, on Saturday next, at 2 o'clock, One quarter-acre section at Port Chalmers, fronting Meridian Btrcet, unrivalled as a sile for ft private residence ; one section in St Kilda, beautifully situated ; two sections in Burke s Town ; one section in East Gore ; six sections in the rising township of Sherwood, cose to the Waipahi Railway Station . The wholes of ihe above sections are most desiiable building sites, and afford a rare chance to speculators aad others, aud the terms are exceedingly liberal. JOHN SCANLAN, Auctioneer. TNFORMATION WANTED. — Michael Maxweix, of Multifarnham, County Westmeatb, Ireland, wishes to receive news of his brother PATRICK MAXWELL, who left home for New Zealand some twenty-two years since. When last heard of ho was on the "West Coast diggings.— Address to the Care of the Eev. Father Purton, 0.5.8., South Dunedin. VyANTED, a Male Teacher for the Catholic School, Westport. Salary, £150 per year. Applications, together with Testimonials, to b 3 sent in not later than Bth August to REV. T. WALSH, We&tport. THE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. ON and after MONDAY, the 21st INSF., the Business of the Bank will be carried on in its New Piemises, coiner of Princes streetGIBSON FERRIBR, Manager.