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New Zealand Tablet, Volume X, Issue 500, 10 November 1882, Page 15

DOMINICAN CONVENT FUND, INVERCARGILL. Per. Rev. F. Fitzgerald : £ s. d. Win. Donovan, Waikivi ... ... 3 0 0 Peter Gilfedder, Onetree Point ... 3 0 0 Mrs. M'Kay, View Hill, Riverton ... 110 Denis Hogan, Makereeva ... ... 10 0 David Maloney ... ... 10 0 Michael M'Cann ... ... 10 0 Miss A. Burke, Invercargill ... ... 10 0 Michael Scully, Georgetown ... ... 10 0 Per Mr. Leonard : Mr. M'Crean ... ... ... 0 10 0 A Friend ... ... ... 0 2 fi A Friend ... ... ... 0 2 fi A Friend ... ... ... 0 2 6 John Sudlow ... ... ... 0 4 0 Per Miss Holland : MiasTobin ... ... ... 10 0 Per Mr. M'lntyre : Mrs. Cameron ... ... ... 0 10 0 TlTANTED— Certißcated TEACHER for St. Patrick's School, Arrow. Apply immediately, inclosing testimonials, to REV. FATHER MACKAY, Arrow. WANTED by an English Catholic, desirous of returning to England, a Situation as Ladies' Maid or Nurse to lady or family going Home. Has acted in similar capacities from an early age. For further particulars, apply MISS CANTLY, Dressmaker, Goldsborough, Hokitika. "TO THE RATEPAYERB~OF THE CITY OF DUNEDIN. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN— I have the honour to inform you that I am a CANDIDATE for the position of MAYOR. Having been over six years a member of the City Council, I trust the satisfaction I have given you in that capacity is snch that I may confidently rely on your support. I am, yours respectfully, JNO. B. THOMSON. TO THE RATEPAYRRS OF THE CITYOF DUN ED VS. IADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— Being at the request J of a large number of my fellow-ciiiz^ns a Candidate for the office of Mayor, I respectfully solicit y»ur Votes and Interest on my behalf in the forthcoming election. Yours faithfully, A. H. ROSS. CATHEDRAL FUND. I BEO to acknowledge the receipt of the following subscriptions towards the Cathedral Fund :—: — £ p. d. Convent School Children ... ... 4 0 0 Mrs. Mary Wilson ... ... 4 0 0 T. G., 2nd donation (13 weeks' subscription) 16 0 Weekly Bdbbcmptionb. « 8. D. £ 8. D. Per Rev. W. Burke 7 0 0 Per Mr. W. J. Hall 2 11 6 „ Mrs. Bell 013 0 „ „ R. A. Dunne 1 0 0 „ Mr. Cr nin 2 110 |{<P. MOBAN. Owing to the Tablet being obliged to be published a day in advance of the ordinary time, this list is defective, and Eeveral of the names must be held over until next week. OTA G O . MR. W. CUNNINGHAM, our Country Canvasser and Collector, is now visiting Queenstovvn, Arrowtown, Cromwell, Clyde, Ophir, St Bathans, Naseby, and all the surrounding districts. We would ask our subscribers to render him every assistance by settlement of account? furnished, and by information conducive to the welfare of the Tablet. JOHN F. PERRiy, Manager