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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXVII, Issue 6, 9 February 1899, Page 15

The QHRISTIAN BROTHERS' SCHOOL, RATTRAY STREET, DUNE DIN, Re-opens on MONDAY, JANUARY 30. Shorthand, Typewriting, and Book-k*eping receive special attention. Candidates are prepared for the Civil Service and University Entrance Examination*. Suitable Boarding House can be piocured for pupils from the Country. OT. PATRICK'S CHURCH, ARROWTOWN. ART UNION DRAWING UNAVOIDABLY POSTPONED to APRIL 3, 1898, 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. 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 Coin mitt* es liberally dealt with. E. O'CONNOK, ____ Proprietor

JAMES R X 1 I) BhEWER, BOTTLER, AND iERATED-WATER MANUFACTURER, QUEENSTOWN. V/I[T ANTED by Catholic Irishman, in prime of life, of good antecedents, appearance, and a~dr<FS employment in general ."-Lore or other position of trust. Advertiser is good accountant, ;md has worked pack horses over rough country ; 12 years' colonial experience ; references as to capability, sobriety and honesty. Address : J. H. H , Clarence Bridge, Mnrlborough, N.Z.