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J]. (^'CONNOR THE CATHOLIC BOOK DEPOT, CASHEL AND BARBADOBS STREETS. CHRISTCHUSCH. Christian Bros. 1 , Mamt Bros.', and other School Books and Stationery always in stock. Landing New Books and Novelties Catalogue for 1891 now ready and forwarded on application. The Trade, Religious Bodies, and School Committees liberally dealt with. Pure Wax Candles, Chafcoal, Wicks, Tapers, Incense, etc. Faber, All for Jesus. 6s. Manning, Sin and its conee- „ Foot of the Cross. 7s. quences 5s .. Precous Blood. 6s. „ Glories of the Sacred Milner 8 End of Religious Con- Heart 5s tn ™ n %. 3 ? 6d " c „ -. The Eternal PriestTbe Virgin Mother of Good „ hood 3s Counsel. 6s. „ internal Mi 88 i O n of Hutory of Ireland, by vanons „ the Holy Ghost. 5s authors, at 2s 6d and 6c The Irish Race in the Past and Moore s Irieh Melodies (to Present. 10s 6d music), from 2s to 10s. Life and Times of Daniel Wiseman, Lectures on Science O'Connell. 2a 6d. and Religion. 4s. New Ireland, by A. M. Sullivan. „ Lecturee on theCatho- Is 3d. lie Church. 4s. The Story of Ireland, „ „ Fabiolaor the Church Is 3d. of the Catacombs, en- Poems by Denis Florence larged, illustrated, and McCarthy, T. D. Sullivan, Lover complete edition. 21s. Moore, Burns, etc., etc. Standard Etymological Dictionary of the English Language with Appendix, 540 pp., strongly bound. 3s 6d. „ , N> . B T Numbers of MCiller's complete works. Elements of Ecclesiastical Law, by S. B. Smith. M DONNELLY • SOLICITOR, 205 HEREFORD STREET, CHSISTCHUR CH. CT Money to lend in sums from £25 to £1000, repayable on terms to suit Borrowers. Rate of Interest from Six per cent. JJIBERNIAN SPORTS ! HIBERNIAN SPORTS ! Jost received a shipment of our celebrated Picnic, Sporting and TenniH Huts, perforated all round, very Light, Cool, and Comfortable assorted colours, selling 2s each. All the Latest Novelties by Maii Look out for our shipment of Gents' Hard Hits, all coloors and prices, now landing for our Christmas and New Year trade Note tbe addiess : JAMES MUIB, Hatter, Hosier, and Importer, 16 Pricces s reet (Opposite Begg's Music Saloon). PALMERSTON SOUTH ART-UNION (In Aid of the Presbytery Building Fund.) th ft r,J" h !H ReV F ? tb , e i, D , onnell y be S s t0 acknowledge with many iSS Ar h t!urn P as O foll°ow s 8 Ba - ittano - J ° « tion with ti Very Rev. F. O'Cjnnor £> i B ", 'I; Rev. Father Hunt " lot) Colonel Lane l n d Mr. C. Cutcliff, M.A. "" , f , Mrs Perrin •' {XX " Hflll ... 10 0 „ Gilleran j () () Miss Norah Direen "" -, n „ MrsKeer - } " J Mr. John McNally "" in/.. Mrs Hepburn "" { X X - 1 —- Mr. James Cosgrovo 0 10 o"**"^^ Captain Moncrief ." n - 0 -—^ (To be continued.) «^-£~* l- if**/ v° nn , elly . ' ei in"ts that the holders of tickets will kmdly return blocks with remittance at their earliest convenience aa lime for drawing is at hand. ' THE SPECIAL WINES FOR HOLY COMMUNION UNFERMENTED. GUARANTEED PURE JUICE OF THE QRAPE And Unadulterated, Testimonials cent free on application to F. C. B. BISHOP, Wine Mjsbchakt, 184 Armagh Srßsai, Chbisichvbch,