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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXVI, Issue 7, 17 June 1898, Page 11

chas. begg & coT, waSm 21 PRINCES ST., DUNEDIN, lilP^Sw^^ll Ifl | | 77 WILLIS ST., \VLLLK\GTON, /^'""«^^^^^^fe3l I !<;/ STAFFORD ST.. TIMARU (jf^ L *^"^ S^^^ffi ?^*»**^, <^S i Estabii.hui im;i. TlfFj LARGEST AXD r>i:ST k^^^^^^SS^^U I WeXo^n I£L^^f ooyMONTIILY 1:"1 :"' 1 LAUGE ST ° CK ° F TIJ E LITOLFF AND PETERS EDITIONS VIOLIN. BOW & CASK, Complete, fiomL'o, SONGS AND PIECES FORTNIGHTLY. , Jvery^description of MUSICAL LVSTRU- SPECIAL TERMS FOR TEACHERS AND SCHOOLS MiiijN 1 Kent m Stock. ' Catalogues and Lists posted Free to any address.

n O a S E N 8 AND BLACK ENGINEERS, BLACKSMITHS, MILLWRIGHTS IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS, Crawford street Dunedin. Manufacturers of Pumping and Winding Machinery, Hydraulic Mining Plant— including Hydraulic Giants, Sluice Valves, Elevator C.isfmgs, Iron and Steel Fluming, etc., etc., Dredge Tumblers i> °!r SiS 'i m ' lllllmill "» Waterwhecls, Turbines, Brick and Drain iipe Making and Wood-working Machinery, Horse Powers, Chaff Cutters. 1 urn , p Pulper,, and all kinds of Machinery and Gearing. A VERY LARGE STOCK OF PATTERNS TO SELECT FROM ESTIMATES GIVEN. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED Repairs and Every Description of Engineering and Blacksmith Work Promptly Executed.

MACKENZIE AND SAUND Eft S 83 George street, Duxicdin, FURNISHERS, CABINETMAKERS. UPHOLSTERERS. MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS All our goods noted for high-class finish, des-ign and durability and at lowest prices. We can supply : Handsome Toilet Pair. — Dro^ing-table with drawer and jewel drawers on top, be\d gla^s and bra-s handle*. Wa-hstan marble top, tiles in back — all well finished. The Pair. £ I 1 7s Cd. Toilet Chest, 1 drawers, brass handle", two jewel drawers, carvnl brackets, bevel plate glass. Sl'.l l."Js. Washstand to match, l'Js Gd, 23s and £2. All goods packed free of charge ; ca^es only charged for. N.B. — Photo, frames, tables, brackets, etc., for ladies' wood carving always in stock.

'.^E^^^2s^s~ Registered undo,- th. Fiiuv^y Societies' Act OBJECTS.— To cherish a love for Faith ..:id Fath. r'md; to extend the hand of fellowship to our co-religioni'-! ■ oi evn> nationality ; to render assistance and \ isi t- the tick and distressed; to help the widows and orphans of deceased member:,. A FULL Benefit Member, (.11 payment of a weekly contribution of from Is to Is 3d (graduated according to am/), is entitled to Medical Attendance and Medicine for himself and family (children to be under the age of IS years) immediately on joining. Albo 20s per per week for 26 weeks, 15s per wrek for the next 13 weeks, and 10s week for a further period of 13 weeks, in case of '-icjknj-s. .and should there be a continuance of illnvM^. 5s per week i-, allowed during incapacity as superannuation. pio\idod he has bee a a member oi the Society for 7 years previous to the commeiiceir.'int of incapacity. On the death of wife, £10; at his own duuli relathes receive £20. A Reduced Benefit Membrr, on. payment of a weekly contribution of from 7d to Sd (graduated accoidmg to age), is ciiitK'ct to Medical Attendance and Medicine for him-df iruiuodiaUiy on joining and a Sick Allowance of 10s per week for 2'i week-, ."is. per week for the succeeding 13 weeks, when, if he be -till un.ible to follow any employment, he shall be entitled to 2, (M per week lor another 13 weeks, and in case of additional illness, 2s (id during incapacity, under the tamo proviso as in the case of full benefit members. On the death of a reduced benefit member his repn,feutative is entitled to the sum of £10. Members of female branches contribute weekly (graduated according to age) from 7d to OJd, and receive benefits as follows :—: — Medical Attendance and Medicine immediately on joining, in ca-e of sickness 10s per week for 2(5 weeks, 7s (kl lor the sucveoling 13 weeks, and 5s per week for another 13 wu'ks if still unable to follow any employment. On the death of a female benefit member her representative is entitled (if s-ingle) to CJO. (if married) on Ihe death of her husband site is entitled 10 £W. Should she die before him her representative is entitled to £20. Provided in all case-, the Rules of the Society and the requirements of the Friei dly Societies' Act are adhered to. Twenty-five branches of this excellent Institution are now established in New Zealand, and every' provident Catholic in the Colony eligible for membership should join and, combining as it does, the spiritual as well as the temporal, participate in its unsurpassed advantages. Full particulars may be had from branches and from T. KEARNEY, District Secretary Auckland

ORITE RI O N S T A BL E S MORAY PLACE, DU^EDJN. Ja:ues JEi'Ts (Successor to W. 11. Tag?art) Proprietor. Drags, Landaus, Wnggonettos, Dog-Carts, and Vehicles of every description. S.iddl" dorses alwaj's on Hire Carries for Wedding 1 anas. 1 torses Broken to Single and Double Harness, also to Saddle Ti:i lvwv.su No. 121 ; ;j h o E:.:pirg Stable, Palmerston South,

[A Card.J J. A - SCOTT, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, 1^ Go\ i:i:.\mi:xt I.\s.l'ka\cl Buildixcs, PRINCES STREET.

LOFT AND CO., BOOT MANFFA THRERS AND IMPORTERS y ROYAL ARCADE, DUNEDIN. ' Where do you get your Boots and You see they understand their Siioes /" trade Said Mrs. Smith one day, And buy for ready cash Unto her neighbour Mrs. Jonc*, Just nothing but the best of Ju.-t in a friendly way. goods And never worthless trash. They la-t as long again as mine, I used to buy from other shops And always look so neat ; But found it did not pay ; Tiny sooni to fit you lil-e a glo\c, The soles too quickly did wear ho nice they suit your fc>:t." out, Or else the tops gave way." 1 always buy from Loft and Co," So if you want good Boots and Mrs. Jones did then reply. Shoes, There as on that I buy from them That give good honest wear • 1 now -a ill tell you why. Just go direct to Loft and Co ,' And you will get them there TRY OUR GUM BOOTS, 21s.