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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XI, Issue 30, 23 November 1883, Page 18

JUST RECEIVED. HHHE MIRROR OP TRUE WOMANHOOD. A Book of Instruction for Women-in the World, BY REV. BERNARD O'REILLY (D.L.) r . Approved of by Cardinal M'Closkey, Archbishop of New York, and the Arohbißhops of Quebec and Cincinnati. - Five Shillings ; by post, Six Shillings. JAMES DUNNE, BOOKSELLER, STATIONBE, & NEWS AGENT, 141 GEOBaE Stbejst, Dunedin. QAL LA N & G.A LLAW AY, SOLICITORS, BOND STREET DUNEDIN, Have Several SUMS OF MONEY TO LEND on. Good FREEHOLD SECURITY, at Current Rates of Interest. MARSHALL'S THRESHING-MACHINES. fpHE Undersigned are now Booking Orders for Season ,A 1883, and as the demand exceeds that of any previous year, it is desirable, in order to prevent disappointment as" to time of delivery that parties requiring Machinery should lodge their orders without delay. The latest improved " Colonial" Thresher has given all parties I who had it last season the greatest satisfaction, THE BRITISH AND NEW ZEALAND MORTGAGE AND AGENCY CO., (Limited), Dunedin. Agents for Marshall, Sons and Co. ('Limited').

T^T ANTED— A Catholic Head Teacher (Female; for St. Mary's Ladies' College, Ahaura. Must hold First-class Certificates—one who has Matriculated preferred. Teacher willl be required to live in the College and take full charge of the Boarders. Salary, £100 per annum with Board, Lodging, etc. Increase according to results guaranteed. Applications, with Certificates and Testimonials, should be sent to the Rev. Father Holland, Ahaura, before he Ist November next. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE CITST OF DUNEDTN T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN.— At the request o* JLi a large number of yourselves I have much pleasure in intima" ting that I will be a CANDIDATE for the MAYORALTY of the City for the coming year. Respectfully requesting your support. I am, Yours obediently, D. M. SPEDDING. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE CITY OF DUNEDIN. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN.— I beg respectfully to JL* announce that I shall be a CANDIDATE for the office of MAYOR during the ensuing year. I trust that my services during the period I have filled the position of Councillor have met with your approbation, and that I shall have the honour to receive your support. I am, yours respectfully, WILLIAM PARKEB STREET, Dunedin, September 28, 1883. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE. CITY OF DUNEDIN. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— At the urgent request of a large number of the Ratepayers, I bave consented to contest the Election for the Office of MAYOR for the ensuing year* Trusting to receive the favour of your support, IJam, respectfully yours. JOHN GtJTHRLB