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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XIV, Issue 43, 18 February 1887, Page 14

KIRKPATRIOK'S NEW SEASON'S JA.M. SPECIAL NOTICE, KIRKPATRTCK'S New Season's Jam is made from Nelson-grown Fruit, and boiled within a few hours after the Fruit has been gathered. It thus retains most of the natural flavour of the Fresh Fruit. KIRKPATRICK'S New Season's Jam is the most Delicious Preserve in the Market. \ DO NOT BE PERSUADED to buy cheap and inferior brands of jam— the remains of Old Stock, which must be sold at any price— but ask for KIRKPATRICK'S NEW SEASON'S JAM, and see that you get it. THE BEST IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. KIRKPATRICK'S NEW SEASON'S JAM IS THE BEST. CAUTION. — None is Genuine unless our name is stamped on each tin and has our registered Trade Mark, "LORD NELSON," on the label S. KIRKPA TRI C X AND CO., MANUFACTURERS, NELSON, N.Z.

GRAND ART-UNION In Aid of CONVENT FUND. (Under the Patronage of the Right Rev. P . Mohan, D.D., Bishop of Dunedin.) A Large and Beautiful Collection of Works of Art, Magnifi cent Frames, of which the following are Specimens :—: — " Mary Queen of Scots taking leave of her attendants on her way to the Scaffold." " Scene in the Highlands.' " Irish Coast." ";Scotch Coast." "Windsor Castle." Morning Prayer." The Schoolmaster." " Joyful Peasants." (All about 42 x 30 inches.) "Chief Mourner" and "Shepherd's Grave," by Landseer (a pair of Chromoe). A large and Beautiful Oil Painting. An Exquisite Water Colour. Three Paintings in course of execution. And a large number of other Pictures and Objects of Art. Drawing to take place on EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1887. TICKETS 2s 6d EACH. Blocks and Remittances to be sent to REV. JOHN MACKAY, Queenstown, N.Z. TT ERBERT, HAYNES & CO. Announce that an IMPORTANT SALE OF £70,000 WORTH OF GENERAL DRAPERY, CLOTHING. AND FURNISHINGS Will Commence on SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1887. HERBERT, HAYNES & CO. Have decided to Submit the whole of their Stock to the Public for Three Weekß, commencing on the above date. The Goods throughout the various Departments will be found up to their usual Standard of Excellence, and being re-marked at -ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS, the Public will be able to Purchase PIRST-CLASS DRAPERY at less than is usually jaid for inferior goods. Shipments now landing and to land will |be included at Sale Prices. Open till 9 p.m. onJJSaturdays dubino the Sale HERBERT, ;n*jA V N E S & C;O.

OTAGO WOOL SALES, 1886-87. DONALD REID AND CO. Wool and Pboduce Brokebs, Have much pleasure in announcing that the OTAGO WOOL AND CORN EXCHANGE is now ready for the reception of the ensuing clip, and being very spacious, BRILLIANTLY LIGHTED, and built specially for the most effective display of the Wool, it offers unequalled advantages to growers. Ample space being available, there is now room for THE FULLEST DISPLAY OF SAMPLE BALES, which, in the case of Farmers' Clips, consist of the entire consignment . The most careful attention is given to the Valuation of all Lots, whether large or small, and every endeavour is made to secure the highest possible market value for the consignments, an additional guarantee to vendors being that we act strictly as SELLING BROKERS ONLY, on commission. Sales held every Alternate Week during the Season, and proceeds paid over within Six Days of Sale. In the case of Wool offered for sale and not sold, the charge ONE SHILLING PER BALE ONLY, Woolpacks, Sewing Twine, Sheep Shears, Boiled Oil, and Station Stores supplied, of best quality, at current rates. DAIRY FARMERS. TTT ANTED. —PARTNER with from £500 to £1000, able to keep accounts and attend ti financial matters in a large, wellestablished and profitable business— Apply FRANCIS FULTON, Crawford Street. TH X CATHOLIC ROOK DEPOT Opposite Catholic Church, Barbadoes Street South, CHRISTCHURCH. CATALOGUES FORWARDED ON APPLICATION. Considerable reductions off Catalogue prices when taken in quantities, or ordered for the use of Clergy. Religious Schools or Hocietv s DIRECT IMPO iTER OF CHRISTIAN BROS. SCHOOL BOOKS. Pure Wax Ca^d!e=, 3s 6d per lb. Vegetable Wax Candles. 2s 6 1 per lb. ROSARY TICKETS, 3s per Hundred sheets. Scapulars, Beads, Crosses Statues, Medals Pictures, large and small, very cheap. Fancy Goods in all v.arie'i * Albumg, Purses, Bags, Birthday Cards, and ?T«sents. Towney's Moist Colours. Carmine, Chinese White. Emerald Giecn, Cobalt, Vermillion, Chrome and Gamboge. Sold 20 per cent, undrr > nglish prices. The Largest and Cheapest Stook of School Stationary in the Colony. E. O'CONNOR,