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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXIX, Issue 3, 17 January 1901, Page 6

Wanted, abont 50 clerks to help read testimonials re Tussicura. Sole manufacturer, S. J. Evans, 2s 6d. — mm * m The Public Works Department, Dunedin, calls for tenders for the erection of a police station at Waikouaiti, and poet office at Caveraham. Tenders will be received for the former up to the 22 inst, and for the latter up to 17 inst. — „% Messrs. Whitaker Brothers, Wellington and Greymouth, have much pleasure in informing the reading public that they have now for sale Father Sheehan's My New Curate, a book which haa had an enormous sale in the United States, having run to eight editions in as many months. Messrs, Whitaker also notify that they are direct importers of various aids to devotion, incense, statutes, etc. As soon as the proposed new Catechism is finally settled by the coming Synod, they shall advertise Bame without delay. — „% The Grand Prix was the highest award obtainable at the Paris Exhibition, and the McCormick Harvesting Machine Company, of Chicago, secured thia coveted honor, and not only this but they obtained more Bpeoial prizes than all other competitors. Suoh a tribute to the worth of the McCormick machines ib proof positive of their excellence. Messrs. Morrow, Bassett and Co., Christchurch, Ashburton, and Dunedin, are the agents for the Company's manu-^ faotnrea in New Zealand.—,** M