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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XV, Issue 30, 18 November 1887, Page 4

SPRING 188 7. ?m~ WE ARE R E~A~D V FOR YOU. All the Novelties of the Season in Gent's Mercery just to hand ex Arawa. New Designs in Tweeds and Fancy Coatings in Colonial and English Tweeds. SUITS TO MEASURE ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE,, F. L A U U~ E N S O N 40 PRINCES STREET.

GOOD ADVICE. When in Christchurch try and find out the Establishment of j TONARGAN AND LONARGAN. It is situated in CASHEL STBEET WEST, and is immediately posite the " Press " Newspaper Office. They have a Varied and Useful Stock of DRAPERY, MILLINERY, UNDERCLOTHING, MANTLES, BOYS' AND MEN'S READF-MADE CLOTHING. SHIRTS, TIES, HATS, &c. fi.indlv bear this Fact in Mind, that NOWHKRE else can y petf'HEAl'EH or BETTER G< »ODS, and that is because thoy »v, and Sell fort 'ASH Om\. LONAhGAN AND LONAKGAN S. MAUY'S CONVENT SUPERIOR BOARDIM, AND DAY SCHOOL, AUCKLAND. The course of Instruction comprises an English Education v itß branches, Bookkeeping, Algebra, Geometry, the use of th< Globes; German, French, and Italian languages; Instrumental an< Vocal Music, Printing, Drawing, Plain and Fancy Needlework. Every means has been adopted to contribute to the comfort an< happiness of the pupils, and all the apartments are commodious an s healthy The S'Bters spare no pains to promote the spiritual and temponv 1 welfare of their pupils, by endeavouring to make them good an useful members o society. A bulletin giving an account of the progress of each pupil, will be transmitted to the parents or guardians at the cluse of each quarter Terms on Application. "P AT RICK REDDAN.— lnformation wanted of Patrick ■*- Keddan, who left Port Elizabeth, Cape of Good Hope, in cjapanywith hia brother William, over thirty years ago, for Australia. When last heard of, had gone to New Zealand. Informal ion received by the N.Z. Tablet, or by theJMost Bey. Bißhop of