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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 326, 4 June 1875, Page 3

" The occasions do not occur often on which a Roman Catholic priest could feel at,liberty to unite with a Presbyterian and Baptist minister, and vice versa," the 'South "Australian , Register' remarks, " but at Morphett Vale, on. the night of the 16th May, there was an opportunity For'such a combination of sympathies and efforts. An excellent entertainment was then held at John Knox's school room on behalf of the Gothenburg relief fund. The room was crowded, and numbers of people were unable to gain admittance. The Rev. P. Hughes, Roman Catholic clergyman, moved a vote of thanks in a lively speech, and was supported by the Rev. W. C. Ashton, Baptist.. , Pur ; local correspondent' remarks :—r* The sight of the three ministers on the one platform was gratifying, and the.. warm manner in which .theywere received added to the pleasure of the proceedings.' Folks ,wonderingly asked, 'when will these three meet again.'" .'■'■'■ ; -

• Stbangees -paying a visit to Dunedin axe often at a loss to kaovr what is the best establishment to visit for the purchase of drapery and clothing. Herbert, Haynes, and=Co. offer special advantages to the public that can be met witli nowhere else in the city. They keep at all times the largest and best assorted stock of every class of goods, imported direct from the leading manufacturers and "ware housemen at home; which, being bought entirely upon cash terms, they are enabled to offer goods of such, sterling value as cannot be equalled by any other house in the trade. Evejy irticle in stock is marked at a fixed price for ready money, from which no abatement is ever made, so that the most inexperienced buy their goods at the same priees. as the best judges. Their terms are—rret cash, without discount or re'ductions of any kind.— • Adtt.. ~-.

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