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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XII, Issue 5, 23 May 1884, Page 11

Dressmaking Department. — Mrs. Carter is now making dresses for 12s 6d, If you have hitherto been unable to i»et fitted properly, give us a trial. Perfect fit. Newest styles. Satisfaction guaranteed. Splendid New Stock of Dress Materials and New Dress Trimmings. A really good article supplied at the lowest prices in the city. Carter and Co., Beady-Money Drapers, George Street, Dunedin.— [Advt.] The American College in Borne has been saver). The firm and distinct representations made by Mr. Astor, the American Minister in Borne, under instructions from Secretary Frelinghuysen and President Arthur, have convinced the Italian Government that it will need a more authoritative decision than that of its creature, the Court of Cassation, to steal the foreign investments of CatholicAmericans. President Arthur and Secretary Frelinghuysen probably did, so far as the substance of their action goes, only what any other American officials would have done in so gross a case, but the promptness, good judgment and high American spirit wh eh they displayed will invest their action abroad, with a respectability that will serve the country, and which certainly will add to their strength at home* amongst all not blinded by partisan or religious prejudice. Their good offices in this emergency will not be forgotten. — Catholic Review,