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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XVI, Issue 27, 26 October 1888, Page 28

JOHN P. HAVES Has commenced the Practice of his Profession as a SOLICITOR AND CONVEYANCE B. ! Bank of Australasia Buildings. Corner of BOND and RATTRAY STREETS, DUNEDIN.

W HITAKER BROTHER S Tf CATHOLIC BOOKSELLERS, Lambton Quay, Wellington, and Boundary Street, Greymouth. JDST RECEIVED, a large collection of New Music, comprising— Modern Church Music fob The Catholic Chorister. Catholic Choirs. A collection of Easy Masses, Mo- 1. Second Short Mass (2 trebles tetts, Litanies, etc., specially in unison), A. E. Tozer, Is 6d adapted for small Choirs. Tenor and bass parts (ad lib) 1. Short Easy Mass, by A. Cary, to above, 6d. 18 6d > 2. Dodo(4 voices), J.C. Forrester 2. Six Easy Litanies, 2d is 6d 3. O Salutaris, by Schubert, 2d 3. Do do in C (4 voices) Joseph 4. Tantum Ergo, J. Neill O'Dono- Smith, Is 6d van t 2d 4. Six Sacrificium, Rev. A. P. 5. O Salutaris, 2d Urquharr, 3d 6. Six Easy Litanies, 2d 5. O Salutaris and Tantum Ergo, 7. Aye Maria, 2d Philip Francis, 3d 8. Aye Verum, Dr. Crookhall, 2d 6. Salve Regina (4 voiceß), A. E. 9. Confirma Hoc Deus (for con- Tozer, 6d firmation) 2d 7. O Salutaris and Tantnm Ergo, 10. O Gloriosa, for benediction, 2d F. Birtchnell, 3d 11. Two Hymn Tunes, 2d 8. Six Litanies, 8.V.M., 3d 12. O Salutaris and Hymn tune, 2d 9. First Short Mass, Is 6d 13. Short Mass (4 voices in unison) 10. Recordare Virgo (Motett for 4 C. Vaughan, Is 6d voices), 3d 14. O Salutaris and Litany, 2d 11.0 Salutaris and Tantum Ergo 15. Tantum Ergo and Adoro Te, 2d (No. 3), A. E. Tozer, 3d 16. Magnificat, 3d 12. Aye Maria, Joseph Smith, 6d 17. Second Masß,short&eaßy,ls6d 13. Aye Regina, 61 18. Six Easy Litanies, 8.V.M. , A. 14. Salve Regina, 6d E. Tozer, 2d 15. Tota Pulchra es Maria, 6d 19. O Salutaris & Tantum Ergo,2d IG. Inviolata, 6d 20. Short Easy Mass (2 trebles in 17. O Domina Mea, 6d unison), Is 3d 18. Mags in D (4 voices), 2s 21. Aye Maria Eteila (4 hymn 19. Magnificat, VI. Tone, arr. with tunes), 2d modern harmonies, A. E. 22. Magnificat, 6d Tozer, Gd 23. Aye Maria (solo and chorus), 4d 20. Four Litanies, B.V.M, Elgar,6d 24. Six Easy Litanies, Notcutt, 2d 21. O Salutarie, quartette or chorus with organ accom., Elgar, 6d Modern Church Music for Catho- 22. Macs in E Hat (4 voices), F. E. he Choirs :—: — Gladstone, 2s ASSORTED MASSES, &c. Webbe's Masses in A. B, C, D, sth and 6th in V and G, each Is 3d ; Missa Pro Defunctus in F. by Sir Julius Benedict, 8d ; Mass (Regina Cccli) in D Major, by Thomas Wingham, 3s Gd ; Mass (Immaculate Conception), by A. Moeemair. 23 6d ; Mass in honour of St. Bridget (2 voices), by J. Seymour, Is 6d ; Crown of Jesus Music, 4 parts, in 1 vol., half calf, new and complete edition, 15s ; Parochial Hymn Book, words and melodies, including Vespers, Compline and Liturgical Hymns for the year, m Latin and Knglibh, 6s (special low price for quantity), words only la 3d ; Mass in C of the Annunciation (4 voices), by Chns. M. Bastcrn, 4s 6d ; May Chimes, a collection of hymns to the Blessed Virgin, 6s 6d ; Benediction Service, No. 1, consisting of O Salutaris, Litany, and T^ntum Ergo, for four voices, 4d ; Benediction Service, No. 2, for four voices, 4d ; Psalms at Vespers, harmonised for four voices, 5s 6d ; Vesper Psalter, containing the eight Psalm tunes, 3s 6d. Liberal Discount to Choies.

OTAGO WOOL SALES, 1888-89. DONALD REID & CO., Wool and Produce Brokers, Have much pleasure in announcing that the OTAGO WOOL AND CORN EXCHANGE, being very spacious, BRILLIANTLY LIGHTED, and built specially for the most effective display of the Wool, offers unequalled advantages to growers. Ample space being available, there is room for THE FULLEST DISPLAY OF SAMPLE BALES, and in the case of Farmers' Clips, we show 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. Our FIRST SALES will be ht.% about the MIDDLE OF NOVEMBER. Sales will be held ever> 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 charges are ONE SHILLING PER BALE ONLY. Wool Packs, Sewing Twine, Sheepshears, Boiled Oil, and Station Stores supplied of best quality at Current Rates.