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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXIX, Issue 31, 1 August 1901, Page 16

BOOKSELLING, STATIONERY, AND FANCY GOODS BUSINESS FOR S\LE. rpENDERS are invited up to the 3l*t JULY for tho BUSINESS X at present curried on by KW. DUNNE, at George street, Dnnedin ; established for the last 20 years. This bunimss carrier with it tho only Catholic Bookselling 1 interest of importance in Otago aid Southland with full stocks of all Catholic llequuitcf. Business situated in the very centre of the principal street in the City. Everything in perfect order for continuing same, and eery planted to intending purchaser to take over all all connections and general business agencies. Tnis is a good opportunity for auyoue Jtjbuouo of tteouiiiig a thoroughly established business, enabling an energetic person to make a competency. Satisfactory reasons for disposal of same. Tenders, accompanied by marked cheque for 10 per cent., to be addrebsed to E. \V. DUNNE, 43 George street Dunedin, where stocksheets can be inspected and full particulars obtained. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. GRAND ART UNION. rriHK Proprietors of the GAYNOR STUDIO beg to inform the -*- friends of his Lordship Bishop Verdon that they have decided to dispose, by Art Union, of the Ilandsorae Life-Sized Original Oil Painting of his Lcdhhip painted by Mrs. S. G. Clayton, artist to his Fxcellency Sir William C. F. Robinton, late Governor of South Au>traha. Value '200 Guineas. The Picture is on view at R. Dunne's Artidtb' Material Depot. 36 George Street. Drawing will take place about October at the Dresden Piano Company's, Princes Street, under the supervision of the Hon. Hugh Gourley, M.T .C, and .1. J. Connor Esq. Ticket*. 2s <»d, or in books of Nine Ticket*, One Pound. This affords an exceptional opportunity of securing this very flue Oil Painting either for pre.-eniatiou or pri\ate purposes.