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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XII, Issue 7, 6 June 1884, Page 14

NOTICE OF REMOVAL. Neil McFadden, the Dark Stout man, The King of the Leather Trade, Wishes all his friends to know He has left the Royal Arcade. You'll find him in new premises At 106 George street Where customers both old and new He will be glad to meet, GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY BOOT AND SHOE STOaE Removed from Royal Arcade to 106 Gkobge street. "XTEIL McF AD DEN Has great pleasure in thanking the citizens of Dunedin and Snburbs, and also numerous visitors from all parts of the Country, for their assistance in the past, and desires to 'inform them that he bas open-d New Premises at 106 George Street, where he will be glad to meet friends both old and now. Being a tradesman the Stock ig selected and made up under his own supervision, and this explains the fact that his goods are always found to be of excellent quality, and at all times sound. DON'T READ THIS ADDRESS, AND THEN FORGET IT. NEIL McF A D D E N, GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY BOOT AND SHOE STORE, 106 George Street, DUNEDIN. Repairs neatly executed New Elastics put in. T A M ii S D U N N E~, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, NEWS AGENT, 141 George Street (Opposite National Bank), DUNEDIN. OUTLINE OF IRISH HISTORY, by Justin H. McCarthy .(son of Justin McUanhy, M.P.), 2s, by post 2s 6d. YOUNG IRELAND, by Sir Charles Gavan Duffy. Complete cheap edition 2s 6d, by post 3i Gd. Home and Colonial Newspapers and Magizinc; supplied, to subscribers in any part of th<3 Colony. TO CANTERBURY SUBSCRIBER*. Our Subscribers in the above province will he visited ly MR. W. CUNNINGHAM, our Country Canvasser and Collector, during this and next week. We would ash them to render him every assistance in promoting the interests of the " N.Z. TAB' LET."

MISSING FRIENDS MESSAGE. IP this should meet the eye of JOHN O'DONNELL, lastknown Address, " Murphy's Boarding House, New Plymouth."' By writing to DANIEL O'DON > r KLL, care of Mn. Walsh, Nelson Creek, Grey Valley, West Coast, he will hear of something not only of imp'jriance. but demanding hi* immediate attention. Any information regariiin.; the above will bj thankfully received. A At ALE TEACHER Wanted for Catholic School, Ahaura, West Coast. Salary £100 a year with Board and Residence. Applications, etc., to be sent before July 10 to UKY. J. J.O'DONNELL, Ahaura. NVEUCARGILL COX VENT BUILDING FUND. Weekly Contributions. * s- d. £ s. d. Per Mr. Patrick Dwyer 014 0 Per Miss Hughes 10 0 „ Mr. John Maher 10 0 „ Mr. Micaael O'Biien 3 5 0 „ Mr.'Michael Rooaey 2 8 0| „ Mr. John Staunlon 3 0 0 CATHEDRAL FUND. I bbo to acknowledge the receipt of the followiug subscripts s t iwards the Cathedral Fund :—: — £ b. d. Rev. T.Walshe ... ... 2 2 0 Mrs. J. Ormoud ... ... 10 0 Weekly Subscriptions. & s. d. ' £ p. d. Per Rev. P. Lynch 7 16 Per Mr. W. J. Hall 2 I<s 6 „ Mm. Bell 1 15 G „ Mr. N. Smith - 0 18 6 „ Mr. Cairoll 14 0 „ Miss Tobiu 3 3 0 f P. Moras.