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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXI, Issue 3, 4 November 1892, Page 20

The goods sold at the City Boot Palace, Dunedin, continue to give purchasers tbe best possible satisfaction. All who buy there are sure to return and buy agtin. We have again to call the attention of farmers and agriculturists generally to tbe advertisement of Messrs Beid and Gray. They will find all their wants in the way of machinery admirably provided for, and at very low prices. Farmtrs should look out for the Massey-Harris open-back binder. They will find it at every agricultural show, and then they can judge for themselves. Zola nays Catholics may be easy in their minds abont the romance on Lourdes he purports writing, as he shall write it without any malevolent intention. It seems to him that all the faith of humanity has taken refuge there. M. Henri Lasserre, questioned on the subject, said he baa seen atheists recover tbe Christian faith at Lonrdts. — Liverpool Catholic Times. Tbe establishment of Mr John Gillie:), 18 George street, Dunedin, should be visited by all who are interested in tbe furnishing of houses. His stock includes all t'e articles that can possibly be reqaired, and the utmost taste and skill have been exercised in their selection. The prices are extremely moderate. Messrs Burton Brothers, Princes Btreet, Dunedin, are still taking their unrivalled photographs at popular prices. Their time for doing so is, however, limited, and persons desirous of availing themselves of the opportunity should make no delay. Wine clarifiere in France use moie than 80,000,000 egg* a year. The French Mission estimates i's loss through tbe recent raid in Uganda at 100 000 francs (£4000). Last year 3,000,000 books were issued to the people of London from free libraries.