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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XIX, Issue 38, 26 June 1891, Page 12

NO T I C E. I HAVE much pleasure in announcing to Customers and the Public generally that I bave taken over that Old-established Business the BEEHIVE GROCERY WAREHODSE, and hope by strict attention to business to merit a share of patronage. W. J. CANT WELL. 180 GEORGE STREET. Telephone No 443. MRS. LOFT & 6 0., No. 9, ROYAL ARCADE, DUNEDIN. TAKE CARE amidst the roar of rivalry and noise of competition amongst Boot Dealers that you are not misled. ; Look anywhere and everywhere, but bay none until you have seen MRS. LOFT & COS., No. 9, Royal Arcade, Dunedin, ; WHO SAID SO ? Why lots of people say they have tried shops all over Dunedin ; but it's no use, they cannot get Men's sound and strong reliable Balmorals except at MRS. LOFT & COS., No. 9, Royal Arcade, Dunedin. LOST J GONE FOR EVER 1 1 A Lot of money that ought to have been saved. Parents will save money by buyiag their children's school boots at MRS. LO F T & CO ' S., Ne. 9, Royal Arcade, Dunedin. J. MERRELL, Manages. IfJTONASTERY OF THE SACRED HEART, '"-*' BARBADOES SfREET, CHRISTCHURCH, BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOLS FOB YOUNG LADIES, Under the Patronage of the Right Rev. Dr. Gbimes, D.D , S.M. The Course of Instruction cempriaf n English Education in all its branches, Latm, French, auei German Languages, Music, Singing. Plain and Fancy Work, Drawing, Painti-jg, Book-keeping, etc., etc. Terms : Boarder?, £40 per annum (including one Extra), paid : quarterly in advance ; Entrance Fee, £2, paid otce only. Day • Pupils, £10 per annum, paid quarterly in advance. Each quarter ■ comprises eleven weefcs. EXTRAS. Pianoforte Singing Harp ' Drawing and Painting Violin (Oil and Water Colours) Harmonium Artificial Flower Making Laundress Fee. A reduction will be made in favour of sisters and pupils under ten years. No extra charge for the ordinary Singing, Drawing, and Painting Lessons. Boarders will be admitted any time of the year. Foi further particulars and prospectus app'y to the REV. MOTHER PRIORESS. Why buy a small bottle of Lea and Perrin's Sauce when you can buy a large bottle of Gawne's Worcestershire Sauce, of equal quality, and nearly double the quantity, for about half the pi ice. Have you tasted Gawne'a Worcestershire Sauce ? It is one of the Cheapest Sauces made, but is of Excellent quality. In fact, Gawne's Sauce ib second to none in the market, and about half the ' price of English. It has a peculiar Relish and Piquancy ; is a thoroogb Appetiser and Tonic, and will agree with the most Delicate Stomaoh. Gawne'a Worcestershire Sauce is all that the most r exacting connoisseur could wish, and should,. find a place in every 1 household. NOTICE. All communications connected with the Commercial Department oj 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 reaQh this office not later than Tuesday morning.