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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXVII, Issue 19, 11 May 1899, Page 29

p/^PjyYJJSJr i:1 *£<£ FRIEND Of "THE SACRED HEART ply J ST. JOSEPH'S PRAYER BOOK. Can be had from all who Sell Catholic books or direct from the Publisher, J. J. CONNOR, Tablet Office, Dunedin. Prayer Book only, One Shilling. By post, Is. 2d. Prayer Book and Catechism bound in one, Is. 2d. By post, le. sd. GRIDIRON HOTEL Piiinces Street South, DUNEDIN, JOHN LAFFEY - (Late of Railway Hotel, Lawrence) - Proprietor Having purchased the freehold of the above popular and centrally-situated Hotel, and having 1 considerably added to and improved the accommodation, the Proprietor hopes, by strict attention to the requirements of his customers, to obtain a fair share of support. Tourists, Travellers, and Boarders will find all the comforts of a home. Suites of Rooms for Families. Charges t-trictly Moderate. A Special Feature : Is LUNCHEON from 12 to 2 o'clock. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. The very best of Wines, Ales, and Spirits supplied. A Night Porter in attendance. JOHN LAFFEY - - Proprietor. Accommodation for over 100 guests. GOLDEN APPLE" BRAND CIDER An Ideal Summer Beverage. WHOLESOME, REFRESHING and INVIGORATING. This Cider is made from PURE JUICE of APPLES, and has been analysed by Sir James Hector and most favourably reported on for its Purity and all other good qualities. Obtained Highest Awards at all the principal Exhibitions in the Colony. May be had in Bulk or Bottle from the Proprietors — FLETCHER, HUMPHREYS & CO., ' Chribtchukch. CALL OUTFIT or EXTREME UNCTION Casquet, in Oak Box ; Purple Satin Lining, Seven Quodruple pieces ; Holy Water Bottle and two Blue Wax Candl es. Price £1 Is. Special price to Religious and Clergy. JOSEPH MAXWELL, Catholic Bookseller, OAMARU

WETJTPI! 1 % 3fITJ LADIES' & GENTLEMEN'S HAIRDRESSERS. (Established 1863). A Large Stock of I £+ViV£l W Mv 4»») ORNAMENTAL HAIR always in Stock. Hairwork of every description made to order equal to any London House. Country Ord?rs promptly attended to. W. BRICE & SON, Opposite Bank of New Zerland.