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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXVII, Issue 23, 8 June 1899, Page 20

Persons about to purchase bicycles ought not to be led away by the opinions ot others, but should exercise their own judgment in the selection of machines. The " Cleveland" bioycle, for which Messrs Mason, Struthers and Co., of Christchurch, are agents, is considered to be honest value. The ' Rover,' also offered by the same firm, has its admirers. Any of our readers in Canterbury intending to purchase a bicycle should inspect these machiJJE, when they can satisy themselves as to their merits.* t * J^

Mr. E. W. Dunne, bookseller. George street. Dunedin, directs the attention of the Catholic community to his large and wellselected .stock of praj'er books and books of devotion. Patrons of Mr. Dunne's establishment have an opportunity of making a selection ot rosaries crucifixes and aids to devotion generally, from one ot the mo-t e-oensive stocks in the colony. Books, news-papers, and magazines, published in any part ot' the world, may be ordered through Mr. Dunne. Special attention is given To statiqnerv, the assortmtnt offered being unequalled for variety and quality. Tucker's wax candles are kept in otock, and supplied in large or small quantities at reasonable prices. All are invited to inspect the stcck without being pressed to purchase.^%

W BHICE & SOU" LADIES> & GENTLEMEN'S HAIRDRESSERS. (Established 1863). A Large Stock of T a xT n T J> P RNAM ENTAL HAIR always in Stock. Hairwork of every description made to order" eqaal to any London House. Country Orders promptly attended to. W. BRICE & SON, Opposite Bank of New Zerland.