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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XV, Issue 52, 20 April 1888, Page 28

T NISBET, Painter, Glazier, Paperhanger, etc., in •» • Octagon, Dunedin. F^fcKn* OilS ' Paintß » Paperhangings, try J. Nisbet rpO those Bnilding.— The Cheapest and Best place in ■*■ town for Glazing and PAP A S TING of all kinds be f<mnd »* J. Nisbet's, Octagon, Dnnedin; Give him a trial. PAPERHANGINGS cheaper than any other house in tows. rjIHE DUNEDIN IRON AND WOODWARE CO. FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, OCTAGON. The Cheapest Carpet and Furnishing Warehouse in the Colony. MNI 22;?.^, F J£? NITURB! ' DRAWING-ROOM FURNITURE , BEDROOM FURNITURE, in Stock and made to order. Iron Bedsteads and Bedding at all prices. For Furnishing Ironmongery, Cutlery, and all Household Requisites, try THE DUNEDIN IRON AND WOODWARE COMPANY. ,-\, /- ■ XT A. C. B. SOCIETY. * Established 1871. -2&B&lteffisiEaßß&ip Registered nnder the Friendly Societies Ac OBJECTS.— To cherish a love for Faitb and Fatherland ;io extend the hand of fellowship to our co-religionists of every nationality ; to render assistance and visit the sick and distressed ; to help the widows and orphans of deceased members. A member on payment of Is weekly is entitled to medical attendance and medicine for himself and family. Also 20s per week for 26 weeks, 16s for the next 13 weeks, and 10s per week for a period of 13 weeks, in case of sickness. On the death of wife, £10; at his own death relatives receive #20. Twenty branches of this excellent Institution are now established in New Zealand, and everyone elegible for membership honld join, and participate in its unsurpassed advantages, F«U particulars to be had from the branches, and from JAMES O'BRIEN, District Secretary, Auckland J^ J- W V N N, ECONOMICAL UNDERTAKER, ST. ANDREW STREET, 3 Doors Below George Stree TO A. and T. INGLIS). Funerals Conducted either in Town or Country at Lowest Charges. U asking the country people to visit and inspect his Btock of Catholic, Irish National, and Miscellaneous Books, JAMES DUNNE 141 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN, desires to intimate that he does not publish a catalogue of the various works kept by him, believing, as he does, that individuals can be far better suited by calling at his establishment than they could be were he to issue the most bulky catalogue possible. Catalogues, to a certain extent, are useful ; but, on the other hand, many persons are lead, because of the bald description of the works offered for sale, into purchasing books which are of little use to them. To avoid anything of this kind, Mr. Dun ie would kindly ask visitors to the city to call on him, assuring them that he will do his best to provide them with both good and suitable Catholic nd general literature"