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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXVII, Issue 38, 20 September 1900, Page 16

THE CATHOLIC BOOK DEPOT, 35 BARBADOES STREET SOUTH, CHRLSTCHURCH. ESTABLISHED 1880. ' The New Catechism of Christian Doctrine' for Now Zealand Approved by the Archbishop and Bishops cf the Colony, and directed to be used in all their Dioceses. Price, Id. 'The Little Catechism,' or an abridgment of ' The New Catechism.' Price, Ch per 100. ' ExpluUcii VI y Ccllcl'uisUi ol Cluioliaii Do^Lliln, Wiili all jippi.li dix. Price, 2<l each. 'The CilllltHii, s Ci'iuplelc ll>uiii Bowk." coiH.unmg hlmj l/ic Holy Mass for cluMrui, Preparation for Conte'-ion and Communion, etc. For use in Chunh a-.d School. Price. 1-* <>d pt r d<i/,en. New Rooks and Publiea'ions frr.m America. Dublin, London, and Glasgow. Prize Hunks for Churtht ■-. School*, and Presents made a ppeciality. Statues from .'Jft duvnw.trd*, Tucker's Wik Candles, Tapers. lin Floats, Incense, and Pnpand Charcoal. Pictures, Crucifixes. Medals, Crosses, Scapulars, badges Sacred Heart Rosary Beads, Sanctuary Lamps, Altar Charts, Altar Candlesticks and Cruets, and stations of the Crot-s unframed. N.B.— A large assortment of the Songs and Literature of Old Ireland. E. O'CONNOR, Proprietor ST. JOSEPH'S" PRAYER BOOK! Can be had from all who Sell Catholic books ondirect from the Publisher, J. MURRAY, Tablet Office, Dunedin. Prayer Book only, One Shilling. By post, Is. 2d. Prayer Book and Catechism bound in one, Is. 2d. By post, Is. sd. IB[POHTANT NOTICE TO Tp CLERGY. NEW OFFICES, k:., l'Ml. BLESSED PETER CHANEL. THE HOLY FAMILY. Our order will Iv forwarded to the Continent tl publishers in September, to supply nq'ureuu nts noaikd to us before that time. WHITAKER BROS., CATHOLIC BOOKSELLERS. WELLINGTON AND GRLVMOUTH. /Copies of "THE ORANGE SO'JIhJL'Y, by the RLV. FATIILR CLEARY, can be had from the Tablkt O^Vjc. Price, Is 3d ; per ' poet, Is Bd. NOTICE. "VTR, JAMES WALL, Karangihake, is appointed Agent for the N.Z. Tablet for the districts of Karangahake, Waikino, Waitakauri, and Paeroa, in place of Mr. M. D. Regan, resigned. QT. MARY'S BOYS' INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL NELSON. WANTED - 1. An experienced Ma«terand Matron, m-uri.'d ounle, without encumbrance, age, siy from 30 to 4"> year-*, balary, £l.")ti per annum. 2. Two, unmarried, Male Teachers, capable of preparing boys for all the Government Standards, witli a knowledge of Music and Drill preferred. £7."> each per annum. 3. Four Female Servants — Cook, £ 10 per annum. 3 Generals, £30 each per annum. 4. First-Class Practical F-irm Manager, skilled in both Agricultural and Pastoral branches. £100 per annum. 5. Practical Gardene-, with thorough knowledge of all branches. £75 per annum. N.B. — The other Situations at the School —as Technical Instructor, Tulor, Baker, Farm Laborers, are bespoken, so at present applicatijns for these positions are not asked. All the c nployeed will be boarded and lodged free of cost on the estate. As it is a School devoted for the training of Catholic Children, applicants, as far as possible, for Nos. 1, 2, :?, especially, should belong to the same faith. Testimonials and References, attesting fitness, sobriety, etc., must accompany applications, which close with the Manager, at Nelson, on SATURDAY, 2'Jth SEPTEMBF.R, li>oo. Successful applicants must be prepared to enter upon their duties immediately on notification of acceptance. W. J. MAIIONEY, Manager,

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