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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7, 15 February 1900, Page 16

'THE CATHOLIC BOOK DEPOT *• (Opposite Pro-Cathedral) BARBADOES STREET, CHR[STCHURCH. ESTABLISHED 1880. Direct Importer of Catholic Literature and Objects of Devotion. Fresh Supplies of Books (by Catholic authors), suitable for Presents and School Prizes arriving monthly — too numerous to particularise. Encourage the spread of Catholic Literature by patronising Catholic Booksellers, and read such Authors as — Lady Fullerton, Miss Caddie, Frances Noble, Mrs Hope, Mrs. Parsons, Mrs. Cashel Hoey, Mrs. Saddlier, Clara Mulholland, Miss E. M. Stewart, Father Finn, C. J. Kickham, Gerald Griffin, Father Potter, Father O'Reilly Faber, Manning, Newman, Wiseman, and other Writers of Fiction and Morals now procurable. The Clergy, Convents, and School Committees liberally dealt with. Statues, Wax Candles, Tin Wicks, Tapers, Incense, also Pictures and Crucifixes, etc., always in Stock. N.B. — Stationsof the Cro«s, 2n x l. w » and 17 x 13, unframed : also Altar Charts. E O'CONNOR, Proprietor Established 1877. New Zealand Catholic Depot, WHITAKKR BROS., LAMBTON QUAY. WELLINGTON, And GREY MOUTH. SPLENDID SELECTION OF PRIZE BOOKS. PRAYER BOOKS, ROSARIES, SCAPULARS, CRUCIFIXES, FONTS, LACE PICTURES, Etc., Li \ A large supply of Pamphlets giving full history of the Slattery's ; price 2d., postage extra. CHRISTIAN BROTHER S' SCHOOL, Ratthay-stkket, Dunedin, RE-OPENED on MONDAY, JANUARY 21). Shorthand, Typewriting, and Bookkeeping receive special attention. Candidates are prepared for the Civil Service and University Entrance Examinations. Suitable Boarding House can be procured for pupils from the country J.M.J. SACKED II EA X T COLLE (1 E, AUCKLAND. CONDUCTED BY THE MAR IST BROTHERS. Under the patronage of His Lordship the Right Rev. Dr. Lenihan. The System of Teaching is that followed in our popular and eminently successful Sydney College (St. JoFeph's). The curriculum includes the Mibjects required for the CIVIL SERVICE (Junior and Senior). LAW, MATRICULATION, and other Examinatione. In the interebts of those desirous of entering on a Mercantile Career, special attention is devoted to SHORTHAND AND BOOK-KEEPING. TERMS. — For Board and Education (including washing and mending, as well as tho use of school books and bedding), 30 Guineas Lower Standards, 33 Guineas Higher Standards, per j scholastic yea>\ payable in advance, in three equal instalments — viz., First Week in February, June, and September. But pupils may enter at any time of the year, and are charged from date of admission. DRAWING, PAINTING, and SHORTHAND are not Extras. Further information may be obtained by wiiting to the Director, [ BROTHER BASIL.