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REMOVING TO NEW PREMISES. Opening up with an entirely NEW STOCK OF &INERAL DRAPERY, Mbn's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing. DO'CONNELL AND CO., • beg to aaooauce to the Public of Chxistcburch and the surroandimg districts that, having secured a Lease of those large and eommodi*ii« premises in GRIBN'S BUILDINGS, MANCHESTER STREET SOUTH (Two doors from the premises lately occupied by D. O'Connell), THEY WILX OPEN ON SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1884, with an entirely New Stock of General Drapery and Clothing of every description. Having purchased the above goods under Specially Favourable Ciboumstances, they will offer them to the Public at prices hat cannot fail to commend themselves, and, as an additional sducement, they will give a DISCOUNT OF ONE SHILLING IN THE POUND for all goods purchased for Cash during the next four weeks from date. D. O'CONNELL & CO., Importers of General Drapery and Clothing, 123 Gbeen's Buildings, Manchester Street South. ______ TO THE VENERABLE ARCHDEACON COLEMAN. " Dunedin, April 30, 1884. My Dbab Abchdeacon,— The walls of the Cathedral will be soon completed. I hope that the -weekly subscriptions, in addition to the sum in hand, will enable us to see the completion of these walls without the incurring of debt. But this completion, will see our funds exhausted ; and yet it is absolutely necessary that no time should be lost in patting on the roof. Under these circumstances I have resolved to appeal to the entire diocese for funds to meet tbe expense necessary to bring our great work to a conclusion ; and I have made up my mind to entrust to you the duty of collecting the much-required funds. I know I could not entrust the work to better or more efficient hands. I think I may promise you a hearty co-operation and a generous reception on the part of both the priests and laity af this diocese, wh» have ever shown great zeal for this and all other good works. You will not fail to remind all to whom you may apply that tbe erection of a Cathedral is emphatically a diocesan work, and that the merit of helping ia such erection is very grea.t. — I am, my dear Archdeacon.. f P. MOEAN. From the abeve it can be seen that I am called upon to visit all tne districts iB the diocese to collect for the Cathedral, and, from say owa koowledge ot the people of Otago aud. Southland, I feel oonfident Cbat a generous response will be made to the special call now madefy kis Lordship ; for I knew the faith and goodness and devotion to onr holy religion of the residents of every parish in the dioceefe.— • Th© Catholics of this diocese are always ready to make great lacrijcea i» co-operating for the love of oar Lord with the Bishop whop» t&e loly See has given them to guido them in all thing's spiritual, W. COLEMAN.

TXUNEDIN CATHEDBAL BUILDING FUND. VEIT. ABCHDEACON COLEHAN'S COLLECTION. & s. d. £ s. d. Mr. Jobn Fleming 10 0 0 Miss M. Kirby 10 0 .. Roche, 2nd inst. of Mr. Thos. Hussey 10 0 £20 10 0 0 „ Egan 3 0 0 „ Richard Joseph „ Maurice Dal ton 10 0 Matthews 5 0 0 „ Ed. Barret 10 0 .. Michael Fagan 5 0 0 Miss Mary Tobin 10 0 „ Wm. Heffernan, Mr. B. Brady 10 0 Ist inst, of £5 210 0 Miss Catherine Harris 10 0 „ B. McVilly 2 0 0 Mr. J. T. Harris 10 0 Miss Catherine Twomey 10 0 Miss Ellen Desmond 10 0 Mr. Thomas Deehan 10 0 Mrs. P. Gunning 10 0 „ J. Hill 10 0 Miss Mary Cnhill 10 0 „ Jacob Conkill 10 0 Mrs. Ryan, Uastle St. 10 0 Miss Ciaffey 10 0 Miss Anne Columb 10 0 Mr. A. Bossbotbam 10 0 Mrs. Cullivan 10 0 „ Wiggins 10 0 Miss Gollar 10 0 Jliss Jane Mills 1 0 0 Mr. Patrick Hessian 10 0 Mr. J. J. Harris 1 0 0 A Friend 10 0 „ Alfred Han-is 110 Mr. John Morally. 2nd Mies Anaie McFaddya 10 0 inst. of £5 10 0 Bargood, Sob, and Ewing 10 0 „ James O'Neill 10 0 Bing, Harris, and Co. 2 2 0 „ James Twona 10 0 Mlsb K.ite Dillon 10 0., Mr. Staunton, 2nd o Mary Sraallmaa 10 0' inst. of £3 100 ST. PBANCIS XAVIJBB'S COLLEGE, KEW, VICTORIA. Midwinter quarter begins July 20. Three pupils sent up for Matriculation at June examination?. All three passed. Twe out of three passed Civil Service. From all the colleges and schools in Victoria taken together, only 32 per ceat. paigei tbe Matriculation and 34 ptr cent, the Civil Service. From St. Francis Xavier's College 100 per cent, passed the MatiiculatioQ ; 60 per cent, the Civil Service. .1* "December, ISB3, ten out of eleven pnpsed from the panic College.