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NOW jtfcJE A. DV. gIEKPATEICK'S gPECIAL QUALITY (X BRAND) SEW SEASON'S FRESH FRUIT JAMS. /• KIRKPATRIOK'S Special Quality "X" Brand of New Season's Jam is made from NELSON GROWN FRUIT only, and boiled" within a few hours after it has been gathered. The Jam thus retains the fnll flavour and colour of the Fresh Frnit. . . . . -.> KLRKPATRIOK'S JAM has gained FIVE Prize Medals at the following Exhibitions :— London, Melbourne, Christohnrch, Wellington, and Nelson. *-~ !•;■*,, CAUTION.— None is genuine unless oar name is stamped on the tin, and has our Registered Trade Mark, the letter '* X " on the label.' S. KIBKPATBIOK & CO., MANUFACTURERS, NELSON. <

Ty INTON ART-UNION Postponed to EASTER MONDAY, April 22. The Rev. M. Keenan wishes to acknowledge, with thanki/ttie receipt of Blocks of Tickets with remittances from £ s. d. Rev. Father Mahoney, CM., Nelson ... 20 0 . Mrs. M. Bolger, Wabdallah, Victoria ... 10 0' Miss A. Ronan, Dipton ... ...100, „ M. Mulholland, Bishop's House, Dunedin 10 0 i Mr. S. Shepherd, Thornbury ... 0 7 0, Miss Shepherd, Invercargill ... 10 0 „ B. Giles, Riversdale ... ... 110 „ Hurley, Barret's Hotel, Ohristchurch 10 0 Mrs; C. Tipping, Bluff ... ... 10 0 „ M. A, Coleman, Wyndham ... 1 0 0 (To be continued.) NOTICE. All those interested in the WINTON ART-UNION will pletsa take notice that the Drawing of Prizes, which has been unavoidably postponed, will certainly take place on the 22nd APRIL. Persons gtill 'holding Books of Tickets are requested to return them, Bold or unßold, as soon as possible, but not later than April 18. M. KEENAN. TJANGIORA ART-UNION. To be held on MONDAY, 18th MARCH, 1889. The Rev. D, P. O'Connor desires to acknowledge, with thanks, the receipt of Blocks of Tickets, with accompanying amounts, from the following ladies and gentlemen :—: — £ s. d; £ s. d Mr. W. C. Nicholls 1 0 0 Mr. R. Right 0 5 0 H. Thompson 110 0 „ J. Concannon 10 0 „ J. F. Kirby 10 0 „ G. M'Loughlin 010 0 Mrs. Bailey 0 5 0 „ T. Shannon 010 0 Mr. Buckham 010 0 „ W. Hoban 0 i 0 J. Kirby 10 0 Mrs. Cox 0 5 0 „ M. O'Connor 1 0 0 Mr. P. Mackel 0 10 0 Dr. Clayton 010 0 „ White 0 5 0 Mrs. Fuller 0 5 0 „ C. Coakley 010 0 Mr. T. Mangan 010 0 „ Hourbour 0 5 0 „ P, Hoban 10 0 A Friend, Kaikoura 0 6 0 (To be continued.) In the two laßt issues of Tablet some mistakes have occurred. Mr. E. A. Souke sbonld read Mr. E. A. Bourke ; Mr. Onealy should read Mr. Quealey ; Mr. O'Neill should read Mr. Quill.

JOHN BARRON, GROCER, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, 29 RattbayJ Stbeet, Dunbdin. MESSRS. J; SPEIGHT & CO.'S CELEBRATED ALES, Ju Holtlc, can be had from John Barron — Sole Bottler of these Ales. HEST QUALITIES IN GROCERIES, WINES, SPIRITS, &c. SPECIAL LlNES.— Decorated Canister Tea, per tin, 3s. Port Wine for Invalids, recommended by medical men (yellow seal), 5s per bottle. Famous Edina Blend Whiskey, 4s 6d per bottle. Coffee, that at Is lUd per 1b is the best in the market. NOTICE. AH communications connected with the Commercial Department of the N.Z. Tablet Newspaper are to be addressed to John Murray, Secretary, to whom also Post Office Orders and Cheques are in all instances to be made payable. To insure publication in any particular issue of the paper communications must reach this office not later than Tuesday morning. p A R E I 8 O N HALL, DUNEDIN. C'chbnilion of ST. PATRICK'S DAY, MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1889. DUNEDIN IRISH RIFLES' CONCERT AND ENTERTAINMENT. PROGRAMME.— ?ABT I: I . Fanlabia on Irish Airs Dunedin Garrison Band •-'. s^uhe ... "Killarney" ... Miss Walsh ■\ J'.allad ... " Eily Mavourneen " ... Mr. J. Walls 1 . Duel '• The Moon hath raised her Lamps above " Messrs. Umbers and Jago, \ Sonu; ... '• Come back to Erin " ... Miss Wooldridge <). Koug ... ... Mr. W.F. Young ". Sontj ... " Last Rose of Summer " ... Miss Corrigan ■-.Soiuc ... "Dublin Bay" ... Mr. C. Umbers !>, Celebrated jealously eeene from "Othello" Othello, Mr. A Barrett ; lago, Mr. Thomas Bracken. PART I. J , Double Quartet (a) " The Harp that Once," (5) " The Minstrel Boy" Mespi'3 W. J. OfcLaughlin, A. Fairbairn, F. Milne, M, J Brookes, J. Jago, C. Umbers, E. Towsey, and W . F. Towsey. '-'. Song ..." ... Miss Blaney ;i. Ballad ... " The Irish Emigrant " Mr. Chas. Umbers 4. Clarionctto 8010 ..." Irish Melodies " ... Mr. W. H. Corrigan '->. Song ... '• Kathleen Mavourneen " Miss Wooldridge ti. Song " The Meeting of the Waters " Mr. Jas. Jago 7. Sony ... " The Kerry Dance " ... Miss Walsh 5. Houy; " The Dear Little Shamrock " Mr. J. Walls 'J. Double Quartet " Let Erin Remember " Messrs. A. Fairbairn, W. J. McLaoghlin, F. Milne, M. J. Brookes, i, Jago, C. Umbers, E. Towsey, and W. F. Young. Accompanists ... Messrs. A. J. Bar th" and E. Towsey. tickets :— Reserved Chairs, 3a. ; Gallery, 25. ; Body of Hall, Is. Chairs m»y be reserved at the Dresden Piano Warehouse. Grand Piano kindly lent by Chas. Begg and Co. Tickets can b? obtained from the Dresden, 0. Begg and Co., Praithwaitc's Book Arcade, and J. A. Maeedo'i, Princes St. ; J, Dunne's, George St., and Berman's Grand Hotel Tobacco Depot, High St, Doors open, 7,00 ; Concert,,B p.m.