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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XII, Issue 45, 27 February 1885, Page 12

SACRED HEART HIGH AND SELECT SCHOOLS FOR YOUNG LADIES ' rfc (Conducted by tbe Religious of Notre Dame des Missions), BARBADOES STREET, CHBISTCHURCH, Will be RE-OPENED for day pupils on Thursday, 22nd January at 2 p.m. ' Boarders for the High School are requested to return on Monday ] 9th January. Application for Boarders and Day Pupils to be made at the Monastery, before or after the 19th January, between 2 and 5 p.m. * For further particulars apply to the REV. MOTHER PRIORESS XT O O 5 D A" V O I L, Now Landing, <3pc Rebecca Crovrell, from Boston. Insist on having NOONDAY OIL from your Grocer. Get tbe best — brilliant, safe. Less consumption of oil. less rilling and trimming of lamps and cheaper in tbe end than low-test dangerous oils that are sold at of lamps, a lower price. Every tin stamped to avoid counterfeits. .0 To be had from all first-class Grocers.

-H-. UNION STEAM SHIP jHfcfk. COMPAN V OF NEW 3JsSsi* ZEALAND, LIMITED. Ihe above Company will despatch steamers as under :—: — FOR OAMARU.— BEAUTIFUL STAR, s.s., on Tuesdays and Fridays. FOR TIMARU, AKAROA, LYTTfiLTON, WELLINGTON AnD NELSON.— TAIAROA, 8.8., on Friday. FUR LYTTELTON, WELLINGTON. PICTON, NELSON.TARANAKI AND M ANUKA O— PENGUIN, s.s., on Monday, March 2. Passengers by train. FOX LYTTELTUN, WELLINGTON, NAPIER, GISBORNE, AUCKLAND AND SYDNEY.— MANAPOCJRI s.s., Wednesday, March 4. Passengers by train. FUR MELBOURNE VIA BLUFF WAIRARAPA 5.8., on Thursday March 5. Passengers by train. FOR WES i PORT AND GREYMOUTH (taking cargo for Hokitika) via Oamaru, Lyttelton, and Wellington. — MAHINAPUA, 8.6., about Tuesiay 3rd March. FOX AUCKLAND via OAMARU, TIMARU, LYTTELTON, WELLINGTON, NAPIER, GISBOKNE, AND TAURANGA.— OHAU, s.s. about Tuesday 10th March. FUR SYDNEY VIA LYTTELTON, WELLINGI ON, AND EAST COAST PORTS. — MANAPOU HI, s.e., on Wednesday, 4th March. Passengers hy train. FOR SYDNEY VIA LYTTELTON AND WELLINGTON— WAKATIPU, s.s., on Tuesday March 10. Passengers by train. FOR SYDNEY, from Auckland.— RINGAROOMA s.s., on Thursday 6th March. FOR FIJI FROM AUCKLAND. ARAWATA, 5.8., on Sunday Bth March. ®^ During the Months of FEBRUARY RETURN TICKETS will be issued all over the Company's lines at REDUCED RATES', available for return till 31st March next. Offices : Corner of Vogel, Water, and Cumberland streets. XXT M < L A R E N ?T .TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, Princes Sihbet, (Second door from Do%vling Street) DUMB DIN. TAMES SAMSON AND CO 9J AUCTIONEERS. COM MISSION, HOUSE, & LAND AGENTS, VALUATORS, Dowling Stbeet, Dunedin.

r^RANCIS MEENAh, Wholesale and Retail PRODUCE AND PROVISION MERCHANT Great Kino-street, Dttnrdjn (Opposite Hospitau; TAMES COUSTON PLUMBER, GASFITTER, ZINC-WORKEE &c, &c, WALKER DUNEDIN. ESTABLISHED IN DUNEDIN. 1861. JUfR. J. P. ARMSTRONG. SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTIST, 55 PRINCES STREET (Opposite the Criterion Hotels WH. Mc X E A V, • Barrister and Solicitor, HAS REMOVED TO NEW CHAMBERS, 86 Princes Street (Opposite Bank New South Wales). JH E W I T T, • DENTIST, Farley's Buildings, Pbinobs Street, Dunedin. All work guaranteed, and charged for at strictly moderate prices. Country orders receive prompt attention. NORTHAMPTON BOOT AND SHOE UPPER FACTORY, St. Andrew Street, DUNEDIN. MUNDEN AND PARKER wishes to inform tie trade in general that they can be supplied with Leather Grindery Legginss and Hoot Uppers of every description, of firbt class quality and workmanship. All orders proxriptly attended to.