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New Zealand Tablet, 16 August 1906, Page 19

A further aiticle by his Grace the Archbishop of Wellington will appeal in our next issue. A lecture on ' lieland ' was delivered before a large audience m Waimate on Monday evening by the Very r^ev. Dean Regnaull.

Any of our readeis in Invercargill who want to purchase or sell pioperty should consult Messrs P F Smith and Co., Dee street.. . The art union in aid of the Dominican Convent, Bluff, will take place on September 8. Blocks and remittances should be forwarded before that date.... If after reading or working the eyes become tired or the head aches it is a sign that glasses are required. Those rcquiiing such should consult Messrs. Johnstone and Haslett, Manse street, Dunedin, who have all the nccessaiy appliances for sight testing....

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BEATH & GO D ** A - PERS > OHRISTOHUBOH, respectfully requeat your * . - _ support and kind recommendation,