Page 16 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXI, Issue 38, 18 January 1895, Page 16

Sj\\ LY*jm\Jl 1I <J BRAND VJ [J* E^tl GALVANISED CORRUGATED IRON. F™9 Sold toy ctU Ironmongers and Merchants. MRTTTiJTC O L L I N S, DENTAL SURGEON, (Ten years' London experience) CORNER OF PRINCES STREET & MORAY PLACE, DUNEDIN. (Above Bnrton Bros., Photographers.)

E. W. DUNNE, CATHOLIC BOOKSELLER, STATIONER & NEWS AGENT 121 GEO GE BTRKBT, DUNEDIN, Just arrived per s.s. Gothic, splendid assortment Catholic Prayer Books. New Designs, New Bindings. Finest selection in the Colony. New Catholic Publications : Faith of Our Fathtrs, a complete ex position and vindication of the Catholic Church, by Cardinal Gibbons. 2s 6d Imitation of Ohriet (pocket sdition, handsomely bound). Is, larger edition 2s Imitation of Blessed Virgin, new edition. 2s The Lily of Israel, or the life of the Blesied Virgin. 2s The Lamb of God, by Yen Archdeacon Kinane. 2s Tbe Angel at the Altar, by Yen Archdeacon Kinane. 2s Mary Immaculate, by Yen Archdeacon Kinane. 2s Our Lady of Perpetual Snccour (manuel of devotion). 2s Manuel of the Sacred Heart. 3s St Augustine's Confessions, 2s Our Christian Heritage, by Cardinal Gibbon, 9j Cobbstt's History of the Protestant Reformation. Paper Ip, cloth Is 6d Callista, a tale of the third century, by Cardinal Newman. 5s Grammar of Assent, by Cardioal Newman. 5s Challoner's Meditations for Every Day in the Year. 4a All for Jesup, by Fatbsr Faber. 7s 6i In stock a large selection of Irish and American National Works, suitable for Prizes and Christmas Presents. Crucifixes, Crosses, Medals, and Rosary Beads in endless variety. Also Christmas and New Year Cards and Novelties. Best Selection in Town All Country Order b receive Prompt Attention. WHITAKER BROS, OATHOLIO BOOKSELLKRS, WELLINGTON AND GRE} MOUTH, NEW BOOKS, NEW SUPPLIES. Hierurga, or the Holy Sacrifice of (he Mas?, by Dr Rock, 2 vols, 30s net Christ in Type snd Prophecy, by Rev A, J. Maas, S. J. 11s 6d Manuals of Pastoral Theology, vol 1, The Priest in the Pulpit, by Rev J. Schurcb. 8s net Bishop Hedley's Retreat, 33 discourses with Meditation for Clergy religious and others. 6s 6d PRIZE BOOKS, PRIZE BOOKS. Splendid Vaney at Lowest Prices. A Grand Stock of 'Xmas and New Year Cards to select from We hold the finest slock of Prayer Books in Australasia. BEST QUALITY PUBE WAX CANDLES AND TAPEHS. INCENSE, 5s 6d, 6* 6d, and 7s 6d per Tin. Have just imported a latge stock of R ligious Goods, comprisn g Statues, Crucifixes, Fonts, Rosaries (some in real silver), Medals, Scapulars, Pictures, Floats, etc , etc NOTE OUR PRlCES,— Crucifixes to hang, white figure, 12in. high, 2s 6d ; Standing Cmcifix, lOin high, nickle fiiure, 2a ; larger sisep, 2s 6d, gi 6d, 4s 6d, 5s 6d, G< 6d, 8s 6d, di 6d each. Best Washable Plaster Statues, Blessed Virgin, Sacred Heart, and St Joseph, 6in, Is ; 7£in, 2s ; 12in, 6s 6d ; I6in, 12s 6d ; 23in, 22s 6d. ST PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL FAIR MELBOURNE. MONSTER ART-UNION. The Drawing in connection with the Building Fund of the above has been unavoidably postponed until 2ud March, 1805. The Puzes are valued at £2000. The first priza is £500, or a work of art ; the second prize is £100, the third £75, and tbe lourth £25 TICKETS • ONE SHILLING EACH. Blocks of tickets and remittances to be returned not later than S3id February, 1895, to tbe Rev R. P. Collins, St Patrick's. The drawing will positively take place oa the date named in the Exhibition Building. A very liberal commission will be allowed to agtnts for selling tickets.

JOHN MULLE R, CABINET MAKER AND UPHOLSTERER, Has on hand a Large Assortment of Faroiture of his own manufacture in choice red pine and other ornamental woods. Any article not ia stock promptly made to order in excellent designs, Bedsteads, Spring Mattresses, Cornice Poles, Bedding, Etc. French Polishing and Repairs of Every Kind appertaining to his business done on the premises by Skilful Workmen at Short Notice. TIME PAYMENTS arranged to suit the convenience of our Customers. 37 PRINCES STREET. OT FRANCIS XAVIER'S ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES, INGESTRE STREET, WELLINGTON. School re-opens February 1, 1895, The Course comprises every branch of a high-class English education, with French, Latin, Mathematics and Book-keeping as required. Young Ladies prepared for Matriculation and other Examinations. Every kind of Plain and Art Needlework tanght gratis. Piano, Violin, German and Private SingiDgr, Drawing and Painting Lessons are extras at n oderate terms. TERMS :— Boarders, £30 p-r annum. Day Pupils 259 per quarter. Four young ladies, prepared at the Academy, successfully passed the Matriculation Examination last year ; three of whom qualified for D Certificate, the fourth being under the reqmired age. Six young ladies successfully passed the examination for the Mistresses' E. Certificate, and oue the Junior Civil Service Examination in January, 1894. pALMERSTON SOUTH ART UNION. REV FATHER O'DONNELL acknowledges with th»nks the following remittances in aid of the above Art Union : — £ s d Mr P. Phelan, Macraes F.at... ... 2 0 0 Dominican Nucs, Oamaru ... ... 2 0 0 Mre Cahill, Otago Central (Hydt) ... 2 0 0 Dominican Convent, Queenstown ... 2 0 0 Mr P. McEnroe, Milton ... ... 2 0 0 Mrs Moir, Balclutha ... ... 2 0 0 Very Rev P. Lvdcd, Dunedin ... 2 0 0 Mr John Kinnelly, Palmtsrston South ... 2 0 0 The Key J. Gaffy, Chittern, Vicoria ... 2 0 0 Mrs Culling, Hillgrove, Haxpden ... 2 0 0

't"Cj Boot and Shoe Shop, 233 Cashel Street W., Chrißtohuroh iJy M C 3" Country Orders promptly attended to.

For good Value and large Selection of Boots * A t/ft?C! T C\fl mi Shoes most suitable for the Season, VISIT iJWW JUVV'