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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XI, Issue 7, 8 June 1883, Page 14

|jftUNNER COAL-Equal to English or Scotch. BRUNNER COAL~Is cheaper, and burns longer than Nestle. ' BRUNNER OOAL-Far superior to any other New Zealand Coal. ~ BRUNNER OOAL-Givrsgi^terheatthattyewcartie: BRUNNBR COAL-Of itself will make » good fire by naW. BRUNNER COAL-OnIyONE.THIRDth egaa nti t vofanvh tt h ffirt -^ir BRUjTNER COAL— Once used, always used. Try ffc BBUKNER COAL-Office, Vogel street. Postal Address ; 801328. BABBITSKINS. RABBITSKINS. THE NEW ZEALAND RABBITSKIN EXCHANGE, »^x« Jetty and Crawford Streets, Dunedin. E. R. BRADSHAW, Manageb. ~, f RR * bW k Wn8 P u rcba^ in any quantities to ■npPty orders from Felt Manufacturers in Glasgow, London, and Brussels. Agents wanted in country districts. TyANTBD,MaIe teacher for Catholic School in CanterTT bury. Salary, £150 per annum. Applications, enclosing testimonials, to be left at the office of this paper. /COLLECTION for the Dunedin Cathedral Building Fund V> made at the Taieri : — Mr W. Knott 3 0* 6 Mr A. Danitz f J % „ J. Leary 10 0,, J. O'Donnell 1 0 » A J i ,i ) ' Kane 10 0,, P. Stackpoole 200 Mrs O'Kane 2 0 0 Mrs Steadman 10 0 Sums amounting in all to £10, 13s ; 6d. were contributed by the following :— Mesdames Burnett and Cullen, Misses Casey, B. Hally Day, M. Scott, Messrs. D. O'Brien, J. Mihalski, senr., J. Mihalski! janr., J. Dwyer, P. Fitzgerald, T. Gillinan, A. Koanowski, C. Flynn J. Danitz, O. Daly, A Friend. * ' PORT CHALMERS PRESBYTERY BUILDING FUND. (Continued.) The following gave five shillings, per Mrs D. Shaw :— Jane Gilli. gan, A. Cameron, Mrs. Wenkenson, Mrs. Barrett, J. Dodson, 6s. 6d. J.Thompson, W. Noble, Mrs.Pickard, F. Beck, A Friend, G. F. Dodds. Jessie Cook, R. J., H. W., A Friend, I. H. 8., Annie Louie. Jas. McCaffery 7s 6d, A. M. G., A. E. Morkane, Mrs. Magrath, Miss dimming, Mrs. Anderson, Mr.Faulter, L. Guider, M. Young, Mrs. Besr, I. Walsh, W. Johnson, L. Harrison. In smaller sums, £1 Bs. Per Mrs. Anderson, five shillings each :— Geo. Ross. Jos. Crisp, M. Bonner, A. L. Anderson, Miss Tully, Mrs. Shehan, C. Anderson, W. S., John Prie, J. Sloman, M. Carman, C. Lawson, Mrs. Saunders, W. Paddon, A. Brown, B C. Weking, Ed. Gordon, Wm. Davis, W. Cole, A Friend, Protestant, Peterson, C. Miller, L. A. Andeison. Per Miss Day, five shillings each :— Mr. Justa, Mr. McLearn, R. Lamb, F. Clancy, Mrs. Benny, Mr. Fleming. In smaller sums 10s. Miss Maria Ward, £1 ; Mrs. Bolton. £1 Last week, " Martin G. Peara," should have read Martin Gavin.

TO CHRIST CHURCH AND LYTTELTON SUBSCRIBERS. Our Travelling Collector and Canvasser, Mr. W. Cunningham, is now' visiting Chriitchurch and Lyttelton. We would respectfully ask our Subsoribers to render him every assistance in promoting the interests of 'the Tablet.

CATHEDRAL FUND. I beg to acknowledge the receipt of the following subscriptions towards the Cathedral Fund :—: — £ s. D. A ... ... ... ... 100 0 0 Mr. Dwyer ... ... ... 10 0 Mr. Daly ... ... ... 10 0 Webkly Subscmptionb. 1 £ s. d. £ s. d. Fer Rev. P. Lynch 8 2 2 Per Mr. W. Hall 3 15 6 „ Mr. N. Smith 113 0 Mr. Hamilton 0 7 0 „ Mr. Dillon 017 0 „ Mrs! Bell 17 0 „ Miss Smith and „ R. a. Dnnne 1 12 0 Mies Harris 2 6 6,, T. B.Conway „. .6 8 6 »{« P. Mohan.