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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XVI, Issue 28, 2 November 1888, Page 22

CRYSTAL! CRYSTAL CRYSTAL I (CRYSTAL KERO SE N E ■tandard B***8 **** 11 *^ W * ter WMte ' and 3 ° per centl above Governm ent wi*K^ h i 8 i igh JteßtJ teBt Oil iB the best in the market, and each tin is fitted 2k. n£ *f*. and ""o* l improved Screw Nozzle. Waste in pouring out tba Oil is thereby avoided, 'lhe tins and cases are extra strong. CRYSTAL KEROSENE bas taken first place wherever it bas Men offered, and is recommended to every householder for Safety, Brilliancy, and Economy. Sold everywhere, an* warranted to give entire satisfaction to cuscomers. in adting the country people to visit and inspect his stock o Catholic, Irißh National, and Miscellaneous Books, JAMES DUNNE 141 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN, ' detires to intimate that he does not publish a catalogue of the ▼arious works kept by him, believing, as he does, thai 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. Dume 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 and general literature A DOMINICAN CO^VE"NT~BUILDINGnFUND^ , R T UNION (By permission of the Hon. the Colonial Secretary) To be Drawn at DUNEDIN on ST. PATRICK'S DAY . The un ? recently brought out to the Colony a large increase in their numbers, it has become absolutely necessary that they should at once undertake the Completion of the Original Plans TOIS feS™ «. ll hh Z ef ? c ' have deter *i°ed to place the ART SS ?k ° the Catholics of New Zealand in the full confidence tp iraTwa 8 , 0 f the Dominican Nuns as promoters of a SUPERIOR TRAINING and EDUCATION will be cheerfully responded to. The Prise List will be found very Numerous, and of Substantial Value. Friends are invited to undertake the SALE of BOOKS of TICKETS and Communicate with REV. MOTHER GABRIEL, Convent, Dunedin. Gent.'s ' I MOSGIEL PANTS, 6s 9d usually sold at 9s 6d. We are *.-d v Ctoty to be had from us at ft XRX such Low Prices. *? COLONIAL FLANNELS § LAEGE DUTHIE BROS, orf lOfd. Tailobs ° BUYERS For Colonial P Outfitters m _ Millinees £ of all kinds of Dbessmakebs BLANKETS, General Dbapebs ° COLONIAL 2 DUTHIE BROS., « FLANNELS, £ SOFT GOODS, O Under the Verandah, HOSIERY,^ 174 - GEOE^E ST.-176^ And we sell everyn IMPORTERS. B and „ COLONIAL BLANKETS O thlo £ "at and • 19a 9d. Bay Ladies' & Children's under " MERCERY. Roslyn and Mosgiel *£ RIBBED HOSIERY?' " Wear-resisting," MILL PRICE. All Qualities and Colours in Stock.