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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XII, Issue 45, 27 February 1885, Page 14

APPEAL. TO THE VENERABLE ARCHDEACON COLEMAN. " Dunedin, April 30, 1884. My Dear Aeoh deacon,— 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 seethe 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 putting on the roof. Under these circumstances I have resolved to appeal to the entire diocese for funds to meet the 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 f unds. 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 of this diocese, who 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 the erection of a Cathedral is emphatically a diocesan work, and that the merit of helping in such erection is very great. — I am, my dear Archdeacon. f P. MOBAN. From the above it can be seen that I am called upon to visit all the districts in the diocese to collect for the Cathedral, and, from my own knowledge of the people of Otago and Soathland, I feel confident that a generous response will be made to tbe special call now made by his Lordship ; for I knew the faith and goodness and devotion to our holy religion of the residents of every parish in the diocese. — The Catholics of this diocese are always ready to make great sacrifices in co-operating for the love of our Lord with the Bishop whom the Holy See has given them to guide them in all things spiritual; W. COLEMAN. TVUNEDIN CATHEDRAL BUILDING FUND. YEN. ABCHDEACON COLEMAN'S COLLECTION. NEVIS. (Per Mr. Wm. O'Connell.) £ b. d. £ b. d. Mr. Patrick O'Brien 10 0 Mr. Wm. Doolin 10 0 „ Michl. Larkins 10 0 „ Thos. Hayes 10 0 „ Jame3 Larkins 10 0 „ Wm. O'Connell 10 0 OAMARU. Mr. Martin O'Connor ... ... ... 10 0 NEW ZEALAND POSTAL TELEGRAPHS. * TENDERS. THE Postmaster-General and Electric Telegraph Commissioner is prepared to receive Tenders up to 12 o'clock on the 31st day oE July, 1885, at the General Post Office, Wellington, addressed to the Superintendent, Post and Telegraph Department, for the supply and delivery of TEN MILLION TELEGRAPH FORMS to be printed in New Zealand. Specific vtions and samples can be seen at any Post or Telegraph Office in the Colony. By Order. C. LEMON Head Office, Wellington, Superintendent. sth February, 1885. LASGOW AND LONDONDERRY BOOT STOu'E, 106 GEORGE STREET. DUNEDIN, (Late Royal Arcade.) VISITORS FROM THE COUNTRY ! Try the GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY BOOT AND SHOE STORE For the Best Value for Boots and Shoes. Colonial-made Boots of a superior quality, specially manufactured for country wear, of our own make. Men's hand closed pegged Watertighls, specially made up for country wear. Men's strong Balmoral Boots, splendid wear, very strong, 11s 6d. Men 'B Elastic Sides, tips and nails, 12s 6d. For girls' and boys' Boots for school wear, oar own make is guaranteed to give satisfaction. A good stock of various styles, in Ladies' Kid and Levant E.S. Hessian Top, from 6s 6d to 9s 6d. English, French, and German Boots and Shoes always on hand and newest styles in Ladies' Button Boots and German Shoes. Ladies Slippers and House Boots in great variety. Stockyard and Milkers' Boots— a special live. Boots and Shoes of every description made to order — pegged or sewn. Repairs done on the premises on the shortest notice. New Elastics put in. NEIL McFADDEN, Glasgow and Londondebby Boot and Shoe Stobe, 106 GBORGR STREET, 106 DUNEDIN. A FEMALE TEACHER, capable of managing a Choir, Wanted for a Catholic School. Apply to the REV. FATHER M ( if ANUS, PalmerstonNorth.