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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXVII, Issue 5, 2 February 1899, Page 16

ARTHUR BRISCOE AND CO.. IRONMONGERS AND IRONMERCHANTS. HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS RIGHT IN QUALITY, PATTERN, AND PRICE, BUILDERS HOUSEHOLD FARM STATION BLACKSMITHS, ENGINEERS, &c, REQUIREMENTS IN COMPLETE VARIETY ' ' 1- encmg W ire, Barbed Wire, Standards.— Net weight only charged. Wire Netting.— Sheep, Rabbit' and Bird k Harvest Requisites.— Forks, Oil, Rakes, Twine ' TO GOLD DKEDGING COMPANIES AND DREDGE BUILDERS.-We have always on hand full stock, of High Grade Flexible Wire Ropes, Lubricating Oils, Tar, Pitch, Oakum, Spikes, Bolts and Nuts, Special Tools *JexiDie SPORTING SEASON 1898. Guns, Rifles, Revolvers, Amberite, Cartridges and Powder, Diamond Grain and Treble F. Cartridge! Cases, Caps Shot Wads Cleanin Implements. ' ' ' Town and Country Friends courteously invited to call and Inspect our magnificent Stock in warehouse and showroom. TEA. Insist upon having the best. s^ ARTHUR BRISCOE AND CO., Princes Street, Dunedin. Esk Street, Invebcargill.

THE CATHOLIC BOOK DEPOT *■ (Opposite Pro- Cathedral) BARBADOES STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. ESTABLISHED 1880. Amongst Goods now landing are — Ceremonies of Some Ecclesiastical Functions, D. O'Loan ; Programme of Sermons and Instructions, The New Parochial Hymn Book (music — complete edition), Life and Progress in Australasia, Michael Davitt ; Rodriguez Christian and Religious Perfection (3 vols.), Crown of Jesus Music (complete and in parts). Also the Principal Works of Cardinals Gibbons, Manning, Wiseman, and Father Faber, Objects of Catholic Devotion, and Books suitable for Sunday and Secular School Prizes, Wax Candles, Incense, Beads, Scapulars. Crucifixes, Statuary (from 3ft. downwards), Pictures, Medals, and Fonts. 'Religious' and School Committees liberally dealt with. E. O'CONNOR, Proprietor gT. PA T R I C K\S ~C HU R C 1 1 ," ARR O W TOYVn! ART UNfO.V DRAWING UNAVOIDABLY POSTPONED to APRIL 3, In.ix, on account of delay in returning blocks and remittances. Ticket holders are earnestly requested to dispose of as many as possible before April 3, FUNDS URGENTLY NEEDED. Kindly send blocks and remittances without delay to REV. FATHER KEENAN, Arrowtown, In time for Drawing on April 3. CROWN LANDS SALE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that licenses of the undermenmentioned runs will be offered by auction, at the Crown Lands Office, Dunediu, on Monday, the 27th day of February, 181)1) at 11 a.m. ' PASTORAL LANDS. (Under Part VI of • The Land Act, 1 I*;i2, ) Runs 72 and 72a (grouped), Clutha County: sections 1, block X, and 3, block XI, Hornet: 1. block X, and 2, block XIII. Kyeburn ; and 2, block I, Kakanui Dibtric*- (grouped) ; run 4!>2. Lake County • runs 337 and 337 a (grouped), Lake County ; runs 1.".,S and 4 OH (grouped), Lake County ; runs 3K;» and 3!(J<', and sections 1) and 11 to 17, block 111, Dart District, Lake County ; run 244 D, Vincent County; run 12*. Tuapeka and Southland Counties' sections 7(1 and 77, blo^k IV, Table Hill District; actions 13, 14^ 13, and 17, block VII, Table Hill District ; run us (clahs 1), Waitaki County : run 209 (class I), Waitaki 'County ; sections ii and 10, block VI, Waikouaiti District; section (,;), b.ock IV, Table Hill District ; sections 7 and 8, and part of section 3, block 111, Cairnhill District, and parts of sections 3 and I. block VIII, Teviot District (grouped) ; sections 4, (>, 7, and 8, and parts of section 2 and 3, block V ; part of section 12, block IX ; section 2 and part of sections 3 and 4, block VIII ; and section IC>, block 11, Teviot Dibtrict, and part of Whitecomb District (grouped) ; run 105 (clat-s I), Lake County. Full particulars can be obtained at this otfice. J. P. MAITLAND, Commissioner of Crown Landa. Crown Lands Office, Dunedin, 19th January, 1599.