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TV/TACKENZIE AND SANDERS, x ■*■ 83 George street, Dunedin, FURNISHERS, CABINETMAKERS. UPHOLSTERERS. MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS. 1 All our goods noted for high-class finish, design and durability, I and at lowest prices. We can supply : { Handsome Toilet Pair.— Dressing-table with drawer and two jewel drawers on top, bevel glass and brass handles. Washstand, marble top, tiles in back— all well finished. The Pair, £1 17s fid. Toilet Chest, 4 drawers, brass handles, two jewel drawers, carved I brackets, bevel plate glass. £3 los. Washstand to match, 12e 6d, j 25s and £2. ' All goods packed free of charge ; cases only charged for. N.B.— Photo, frames, tables, brackets, etc., for ladies' wood carving always in stock. J. M. J. SACRED H EAR T COLLEGE, AUCKLAND. CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. Under the patronage of His Lordship the Right Rev. Dr. Lenihan. The System of Teaching is that followed in our popular and eminently successful Sydney College (St. Joseph's). The curriculum includes the subjects required for the CIVIL SERVICE (Junior and Senior), LAW, MATRICULATION, and other Examinations. In the interests of those desirous of entering «-n a Mercantile Career, special attention is devoted to SHORTHAND AND BOOK-KEEPING. TERMS. — For Board and Education (including washing and mending, as well as the use of school books and bedding) 30 Guineas Lower Standards. :\:i Guineas Higher Standards, per scholastic year, payable in advance, in three equal instalments, viz., First Week in February. June, and September. But pupils may enter a any time of the year, and are charged from date of admission. DRAWING, PAINTING, and SHORTHAND are not Extras. Further information may be obtained by writing to the Director, BROTHER HENRY. p0 R T CHALMERS ART UNION Father McMullau begs to acknowledge, with sincere thanks, blocks and remittances from the following in connection with the above art union i — Miss Bonnar, Miss K. Brown, Mrs. O'Connor, Mrs. Collins, Rev. Father Duffy (Milton), Mrs. O'Grady, Miss Kate Dooley, Michael Savage, Mr. Scully. Dominican Nuns (Oamaru), Mrs. James O'Donnell, Mrs. J. Watson, John Casey, Miss Mary Kearns, Rev. Father Maher (Melbourne). Mrs. H. Dovvnes, Owen McGuiness, Mrs. Brigid Moroney, William Knott, Miss Jeannie Fagan, Mrs. Fagan, Mrs. Juste, Miss Nellie Donovan, Mies Leonard, Miss Teesy O'Neill, Thomas Collins, Mrs. J. Moodie, Mies Murphy, Hugh Cullen, Very Rev. Father Devoy, V.G. (Wellington), Mrs. McPhee, Mrs. W. Beattie, Miss Mary Collins, Miss Mary Scannell, Rev. Father O'Donnell (Queenstown), Mrs. David Boland, E. Walsh, J. Flannigan, Patrick Treahy, Miss E. O'Halloran, Miss Jenny Coakley, John Heslin (2), James Poff. Mrs. Boyle, John A.Carney, P. Riordan, Michael Charles, Sisters of Mercy (Gisborne), Mrs. Morrow, Thomas Hickey, Rev. Father O'Donnell (Gore), William McGonigle, Michael Healy, Misa Dwyer, John Scanlan, Mrs. Treacy, Patrick Donovan, Misses S. and M. Gallagher, Dominican Nuns (Milton), D. G. MacDonnell, Mrs. | Chesney, Joseph Purcell, Constable Mulholland, Mrs. Ellen Hand. i James O'Connor. Mrs. H. M. Mahoney. Miss Nellie Moloney, D. W. Woods, John M. Hall, Mrs. O'Donnell, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Murray, M. Houlahan, Jameh Miller, Patrick O'Neill, Mrs. Grant, Serjeant O'Neill, Mrs. M. O'Hallorau. Mrs. Wynne, P. O'Keilly, Daniel Flynn, Mrs. Jeremiah Lynch, Mrs. Brooks. As the drawing will absolutely take place on the 16th July next, Father McMullan earnestly desires that his friends who are assisting him in this charitable work will do their best to dispose of the tickets sent them as soon as possible, as an early receipt of blocks and remittances will greatly facilitate matters for him.