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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XIX, Issue 26, 27 March 1891, Page 17

DRAWING AND PAINTING. J DOUGLAS PERRETT, • A R T I 8 T, HAS NOW RESUMED TEACHING. Classes and Private Tuition. Terms at Studio, Moray Place West

By permission of the Hon. Oolonial Secretary. A DRAWING OF WORKS OF ART (With the approbation of Most Rev, Dr. Moran) In aid of N, E. Valley R. C. Church Building Fund On MONDAY, MAY 25, 1891. CT LIST OF PRIZES: _6> 1. Diamond Celtic Cross, mounted in Gold (13 large uncut Diamonds), presented by Bisbop MoraD. 2. Large Copyright Steel Engraving (50 z 40) of Gustave Doze's celebrated picture, '• The Dream ot Pilate's Wife." 3. Portrait of the Most Rev. Dr. Moran (in oils), by Worth. 4. Lake Como (a painting in oils;. 5. Large, valuable, painted, glazed Vases, from the Melbourne Exhibition. 6. Alpine Castle by Moonlight (in oils). 7. An elaborately-embroidered, handsomely-mounted Drawing-room Chair. 8. Steel Engraving of Mrs. Elizabeth Melville's painting, "One Bright Star." 9. Pair of real Bronzes (Saracen and Crnsader warriors). 10. Two Studies in Oils (from Landseer), on porcelain plaques. 11. Costly Hindoo Tea Service, 12. " Moonlight Scene " (a painting in oils). 13. Knight's Imperial " Shakespeare." 14. Oak Panel — Study of Lilies, in oils. 15. Terra Ootta Plaque (in oils), partial view of North Tower of Bt. Joseph's Cathedral and South Dunedin. 16. Pair White, Carved Marble Vases . 17. Artistic, electro- plated Flower-stand. 18. A Rustic Bridge across Water of Leith (oils on opal). 19. Hokitika in the Golden Days (painting in oils). 20. Scoullar and Chisholm's £25 Drawing-room Suite in Tapestry with Plush Border. &c, &c, ice, &c, &c, &c, &c, &c. TICKETS, ONE SHILLING EACH. NO POSTPONEMENT. A Complimentary Ticket accompanies each Book of Ten Tickets. Winning numbers in Tablet of May 29 ; O.D. Times, Star, Globe, ot May 26 ; The following additional Prizes, among others, have been secured since tickets were printed, viz. : — A Study in Water Colours, by W. M. Hodgkins, Esq., President Art Sjciety, Dunedin ; Schloss Chillon (oils) ; Andernach am Rhein (oils) ; Pastoral Scene (oils) ; Welsh Castle (oils) ; pair large beautnul Landscapes (oils) ; Ducedin Harbour (water colours) ; Puzzled (chromo litho.) ; Electro-plated Tankard ; Gold Ring (with opal) ; Gold Ring brilliant) ; Preservation Inlet, by G. Perry, N.Z. (oils) ; large photograph, 40 x3O (Bishop Moran and Priests), by Burton Bros. ; Pio tfono (laige oleograph) and The Rock ot Ages; Tower of London and Foreign Office (photographs) ; two Emu Eggs, and one of Raflael's Cartoons (chromo) ; "St. Paul Preaching at Athens "; and a number of smaller pictures of considerable merit and value. The pictures are generally gilt framed, well mounted, and have fully satisfied those interested in the small Drawing who have inspected them. The Drawing-room Suite which will be presented to winner of prize No. 20, has been specially done by Messrs. Scoullar and Chisholm, is now on view at their warehouse, and is valued at £25. N.B. — Good prizes. Tickets a Shilling. Drawing on 25th May (two months from date of issue). No Postponement. Drawing to help to build a small Church of Sacred Heart of Jesus. Though tickets were issued only on Feast of St. Joseph (March 19), the following persons have aheady very kindly Bent in blocks and remittances, for whic grateful acknowledgment is now made : — Most Rev. Dr. Moran (4), Miss B. M. Hannan (Otakia), Misses Morkane (4), Mrs. W. Haydon (4), Mr. MacNamara, Rev. P. O'Neill, Miss M. Mulholland (2), Mr. C. K. H^ugblon, Miss K. Rabbett, Mrs. Fitzgerald (2), Mrs. Massey (Oamaru), Rev. P. Lynch, Mr. F. Meenan, Mrs. Bunbury (6), Mr. M. Scott, Mrs. Philp, Miss J. Bonuey (2), Mrs. M. Moore (2), Mrs. Flaheny, Mrs. C. Pledger, Miss Horan, Mr. WilhamsoD, Miss D. Healy, Mr. J. Clancy, Mrs. W. J. Hall, Mr. J. McCawe, Miss Donoghue, Miss A. Mulholland (2), Mrs. Fitzpatnek, Rev. W. McMullin, Miss Twomey, Mr. R. Anderson, Mrs. J. Drumm, Miss K. Fagan, Mrs. P. Fagan (2), Miss A. Heley, Miss Falkner, Mrs. P. O'Neill, Mrs. M. King, Mr. E. lies, Mr. T. Collins, Mis. Angus, Miss O'Oallagban, Very Rev. Father Mackay (2), liev. P. O'Leary, Lawrence (per Mr. T. Broughan). When sending ptßtal notes, kindly make payable to Rev, P. Lynch, Dunedin. If your name be omitted in above list, please notify immediately.

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