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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XVII, Issue 20, 6 September 1889, Page 12

S.&C. sCOULLABs COULLAB *_CHISHOLMC HISHOLM - S.&C. CHEAPEST FURNITURE AND FUBNIBHING WAREHOUSE IN DUNE DIN. Austrian Cha rs, 6s 6d ; Five-frame Brussels Carpets, 4s ; Full size Iron Bedstead with Spring Mattrase, £2 5s All Goods Squally Cheap. — FURNITURE IN NATIVE TIMBER A BPEOIALTY. S.&C. SOOULLAR & QHISHOLM. S.&C.

T^OMINIOANOONVENT, DUNBDIN SCHOOL FOB YOUNG ADIBB. Under the Patronage of His Loxdihip the Most Ber. Dr« Momui The Ooane of Instruction comprises :— An English Rducation ia all its branches, Latin, French, German and Italian Languages and Literature, Music, Singing, Plain and Fancj Work, Drawing, Paint, ing, etc., etc, Txbmb : Boarders, £40 per annum, paid half-yearly in adTanos Day Pupils, £12 per annum, paid quarterly in adranoe. KXTBAB. Pianoforte Italian Harp Paper Flower Making Harmonium Wax Flowpr Modeling Singing Use of Library Drawing and Painting Laundress German 4PJ" No extra charge lor the ordinary Daily Lessons in Drawing and Singing, Boarders under Ten Tears are not charged extra for Music.

TESTED SEEDS FOB THE FARM, VEG STABLE, AND FLOWER GARDEN, All of the highest Vitality and Purity, 6KBD POTATOES. Ashleaf, White Elephant, Haigh's Seedling, Flukes, Schoolmaster Early Emperor, E<rJy Rose, etc. FRUIT TREES. Apples, Pears, Plums, Peaches, Apricots, Cherries, Rhubarb, etc ROSES. A Large Collection, including 300 Varieties. OUR DESCRIPTIVE AND CULTURAL GUIDE FOR 1889 Post Free on Application. HOWDEN & MONOBIEFF, Practical Seedsmen, 51 Pbinoes Street, Dukedin.

OEEDS FOR FARM, GARDLN, STATION. #NBW SEEDS) NEW SEEDS I NEW BKEDBI 24 Tanks to band ex Weatland. , 10 Tanks and 15 Sacks ex Otaki, And Shipments per Following Teasels. FRESH GARDEN SEEDS! CLOVER SEEDS! TURNIP SEEDS! We are now Stocked with SEEDS of ALL VARIETIES direct from the Best Seed-growing Districts ia England, and respectfully solicit your orders. NIMMO & BLAIR, Seed Mkuchants and Skkd Gbowebs, DUNEDIN.

LA Card.J ALFRED E. MEATYARE •"■ SOLICITOR AND CONVEYANCER, Removed from Union Chambers to A.M.P. NEW BUILDINGS, PRINCES STREET., No. 5, First Floor.

WHITE HORSE HOTEL NGAHAURANGA, WELLINGTON. J. BREEN ... ... Proprietor. J. Bbben begs to intimate to the residents of Wellington and th< Travelling Publics that he has taken the above Hotel, and will leavt no act undone to ensure Comfort and Convenience to h : s Patrons, Wines, Ales, and Liquors of the best brands always on hand. Meals at all hours ; Good Table ; Charges Liberal. Night Porter always in attendance. Yotjbs Truly, J. BREEN, Proprietor.

yjT HITA X E R BROTHERS, CATHOLIO BOOKSELLERS, 183 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON; — And — BOUNDARY BTREBT, GREYMOUTH.

AT JAMES DUNNE'S, 141 George Street, yoi can purchase — Catholic Reading Books Tho Works of St. Lig< uri and Father Faber The Works of Cardinals Newman and Manning The Works of many other Catholic writers Irish National Books The Works of A. M. Sullivan and John Mitchell The Works of Michael Davitt The Works of Charles Gavan Duffy and Father Tom Burk( Catholic Prayer Books, Rosary Beads, and Scapulars Catholic, Irish, National, and general Newspapers Pure Wax Candles. JAMES DUN NE, BOOKSELLKR, 141 George Street, Pout-din. ~~~ ~ [LEQAL ] TIT R . M '• O U A T •*■*■*- BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR Has Removed from the Union Chambers to Nos. 10 and 11, Firs Floor, Australian Mutual Provident Society's New Buildings Prince