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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXII, Issue 22, 2 June 1904, Page 17

Stoke Orphanage Rebuilding Fund Art Union. THE following are tru WINNING NUMBERS in the above Art Union :—: — No. Trizp. No. I'rize. No Friz.'. 710!) ... 7 2!>/i2 ... 1.5 7hG ... 14 2577 . . 20 fi'JH ... it; 1,54 ... n 2U9.5 ... 23 .-5822 ... 22 6Tii ... 1 14GG ... il 7100 . 12 2^'Jl . . r > 2760 ... 6 2443 ... 8 G176 ... 24 7292 . . 17 61150 ... 1<) 7250 ... 2 5621 . . 21 413H . . 15 7221 ... W 5082 . . 10 2728 . . 4 2415 ... 25 6979 ... 18 GEO. MAHONY, S.M. W ANTED, WORKING PARTNER iv an ol.'-ehtablialud Coach Factory in the Empire City. Mutt be a pood general body builder or whet Iwright. For furtb.r particulars apply N.Z Tablkt OffLr, Dunedm. TO THE CLERGY UT E cud rfunply Uaptimuul tuid Confirmation lie^ihtar Books on appjicutjon. Avij.'!}' Taiu^t O»rlo*'. INFORMATION WANTED Information wanted about Nora McCarthy, who left Dunmanway, County Cork, for New Zealand about 1875. She was employed by Mis James Brown, oi Spring Bank. If she will communicate with her sister, Mrs. Ellen Fan, Castle street, Dunmanway, County Cork, she will hear of something to her ad\antage NOTICE The BAZAAR and ART UNION to be held in aid of the Dominican Convent Building Fund, Oamaru, ha\c been indefinitely postponed owing to the impossibility of procuring a suitable Hall. M. J. IIANNING, lion Secretary.

DON'T FORGET A kipi (~\ AUAI PJ OO JAMIESON'S BUILDINGS OURNEW PREMISES ,R IN Vjl L-vJ UIULL. V-/W 126 a MORAY FLACE (opp. Coffee Paalce)