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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XIII, Issue 5, 22 May 1885, Page 14

TO THE CATHOLIC CLERGY, SCHOOLS, SOCIETIES, &O. bule8 _ I _^-' &c - NEW GOODS. AUTUMN AND WINTER DRAPERY. JJEBBEB.T, HAYNES, AND CO. Have opened up An entirely Nsrtf Stock of the most Useful and Fashionable Goods it was possible to procure for each Department ; an inspection of which we are confident will confirm the reputation so long enjoyedby the Firm, of keeping GOODS OF THE BEST QUALITY .ONLY. New and Fashionable Mantles, Ulsters, and Costumes. New and Fashionable Dress Materials in every variety of texture and colour. New and Fashionable Laces, Ribbons, Gloves. Umbrellas, ice. New and Fashionable Hosiery and Fancy Goods of every description. New ,and Fashionable Millinery, Flowers, Feathers Ornaments, cfec. The Largest, Best-bought, and Cheapest Stock of Blankets and Flannels in the Colony. Carpets in the Newest Designs— Colourings and Materials. A Magnificent Assortment to select from. Linoleum, Floorcloth, and Curtains are Specialities of our Trade, to the selection of which extra attention is paid. HEBBEjRT, HAYNKB, AND CO. APPEAL. TO THE VENERABLE ARCHDEACON COLEMAN. „ _ . " Dunedin, April 30, 1884. My Dkab Abobdbacon,— The walls of the" Cathedral will be soon completed. I hope that the weekly subscriptions, in addition o 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 greafwork 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 of this dioceße, 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.— l am, my dear Archdeacon. From the above it can be seen that lam 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 Southland, I feel confident that a generous response will be made to the special call now made by his Lordship ; for I know 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; ' 5 ' • W. COUtMAN. TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS. As our arrangements will not permit us for some time to send our Collector again into the country districts, we would very earnestly request that our subscribers will kindly attend by letter to the accounts with which they are furnished. By doing so, they will confer a great obligation upon us, and aid ns materially in the task' of carrying on our paper.