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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XX, Issue 25, 8 April 1892, Page 28

AT JAMES DUNNE'S, 141 Georges Street, yot can purchase : Catholic Reading Books. The Works of Bt. L'g uri and Father Faber. The Worlrs of Cardinais Newm«n and Manning. The Works of many other Catholic writers. Irish National <ook». The Works of A. M. Sullivan and Jobn Mitchell. The Works of Michael Davitt. The Works of Charles Gavan Duffy and Father Tom Burke Catholic Prayer Books, Bosary Beads and Scapulars. Catholic, Irish, National, and General Newspapers. Pnre Wax Candles. JAMES DUNNE, BOOESELLEB, 141 George Street, Duoedin. WAINS FAMILY HOTEL, pRitfOBS Street (Opposite G.P.0.), D v n b d 1 n. MB. PALMER begs to intimate to Tourists, Travellers, and the General Public that from this date the whole Business of this Large and Commodious Hotel, which has a double frontage facing Princes and Manse streets, will be entirely under his immediate control, Mr. E. Wilson having retired from the Management of the Manse street portion. By this change, and contemplated alterations, Mr. Palmer will be able to offer to Patrons Splendid Boonoß (centrally situatsd) suitable for all kinds of Club Meetings, &c., and to Commercial Tavellers. SAMPLE BOOMS equal to any in the Colony. The superiority of the general management of Wain's Hotel, from the Cnlinary Department and Cellar to the Dormitories, is too well known to need a detailed description. ALEXANDEB PALMER, Proprietor.

HE. SHACKLOCK'S • "ORION" BANGE Will burn Lignite, Coal, or Wood. Hr BEQUIRE6 NO SETTING. -» 11 i~nifc Most Economical and Durable BFTnfj aE £ e " na de. WowoNjl 1 §|| Supplied with High or Low E^g^Ajjl Pressure Boiler. \CtWs<r^, Tomb Railing, Fretwork, and llt^f®*! Cte °eral Castings. I masSf Repairs Effected. SOUTHEND FOUNDRY, Crawford Street, Cunedin THOMAS FALCONER FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, Thames St., Oamaeu. Funerals, full-mounted or platn, as required, either in Town or Country. Charges in all cases Strictly Moderate. CABINETMAKER and UPHOLSTERER. Furniture Madb To Obder. THOMAS FALCONER, Thames St., Oamabtj. T AXE TE ANAU HOTEL WM. BNODGRABS ... Proprietor. This splendid Hotel offers to Tourists, Families, Pleasure Parties, etc. every convenience of seeing the scenery of this magnificent Lake at a moderate expense. Though so far removed it can compete with the best city hotels for comfort, convenience, and attention. Best cooks kept, Good garden ; plenty of fruit. Poultry. Tennis Lawn and otber Pleasure Grounds, Ladies' Drawing Room, etc. STEAMER.— Tbe steamer has received a thorough overhaul, and is under the management of a competent Engineer. Stewardess to attend on Lady Visitors. YACHT.— Handsome five-ton yacht " Wave," late of Riverton, now on tbe Lake, in the bands of competent seamen ; fast and safe. Also, smaller pleasure boats. GUlDES.— Guides provided to Sutherland Falls and Milford Sound. Waggonette, Saddle Hones, Good Stabling and Horse padpocks. Conveyances meet Trains at Lumsden and Mossburn Stations, Tariff, 10s per day ; £3per week. Parties done cheaper.