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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XI, Issue 21, 14 September 1883, Page 14

"ATOLLISON, DUTHIE & CO. We have great pleasure in informing our friends and the general public that our tender in the estate of Carter and Peploe, 60 and 62 George street, has been accepted by the Trustees in the above Estate. We intend opening up the above premises shortly. Full particulars see our next issue and daily papers. MOLLISON, DUTHIE & CO., 195 and 197 George Street 60, and 62 George Street, DUNEDIN.

QT, PATRICK'S COLLEGE, WELLINGTON The Rer. Father Devoy begs to acknowledge, with many thanks the receipt ofjthe following subscriptions from the parish of Waimate, towards the building of Saint Patrick's College, Wellington :— Messrs. N. and W. Quinn, £25 ; Mrs Hughes, £3 ; Mr Thomas Barry, £2 16s. The following contributed £2 : Messrs. Mark Healey, T. O'Halloran .M'Phearson, John Burke, Miss B. Stevans, Messrs. Laurence Towers, Crangle, John Hanley, Dooley, O'Brian Bros. The following contributed £1 : Messrs John Hogan, Thomas Boland Edmond Burke, Patrick Grillisb, Edward Cosgrove, Michael O'Donnell, Keogb, Michael Kavanagh, Daniel Keane, John Uaffney, Patrick Mackin, Henry Quinn, Michael Lynch, James Bresnahan, James Poff, John Clifford, Michael Clifford, Morgan Stack, Michael M'Grath, Wm. Duggan, Laurence Purcell, Patrick M'Carty, Patrick Kennedy, Wm. Walsh, John M'Donald, Cornelius Byrne, John Kelly, Patrick Rider, Michael Minogue, John Callan, John Carroll, John Foley, Thomas M'Donough, Eugene Murphy, Daniel Murphy, Patrick Joyce, John Leahy, Michael King, Richard Stack, Michael Foley, Michael O'Keefe, John O'Shea, Patrick O'Neil, Henry Morris, Thomas M'Namara, Nicholas Keane, John Ryan, Edward Crowe, Peter Burke, Martin Burke, Philip Bowe, Timothy O'Connor St. George, Mrs Tyne, Messrs M. M'Govern, Nicholas Wall, Michael M'Mahon, John Fitzgerald, Felix M'Clean, Michael Sullivan, D&niel Sullivan, Martin Maher, Philip Lcaney ; Miss M. Clarke, 10s 6d. The following contributed 10s : Messrs Maurice Ferather, W. Young, Hugh M'CafErey, Brian Fahey, John Costello, Michael Hea'ey, Thomas Keogh, James M'Grath, Michael Fitz Maurice James Nolan Thomas Pound, Miss M'Mahon, Mißs Nealson, Mrs Green, Mr Jeramiah Horgan, Mr Jacobs, Mia9 Julia O'Sullivan, Miss Johanna O'Sullivan Mies Mary Page, Miss Biidget Twomey, Mr P. Murphy, Mr W. Reid, Mr Terence Sullivan, Mrs O'Rourke ; Mr. Patrick Reilly, 7s 6d ; Mrs Fitzpatrick, 7s 6d. Mr Michael Edmonds, 5s ; Miss Julia Carroll, 5s • Miss Mary O'Shea, 5s ; Miss Bessy Nolan, ss. ' N.B. — There are many more subscriptions promised, and when they are received the names will be published,

MISSING FRIEND. IP this should Meet the Eye of JOHN KELLY, native of Gurrane, County Galway, Ireland, who lett Home close on 20 years ago, or any person who can give information about him, please write to his sister, as information to his advantage is in her possession. —SARAH KELLY, Waikivi Post Office, Tnvercargili..

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