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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXIX, Issue 5, 31 January 1901, Page 16

WHITAKER BROS., New Zealand Catholic Depot, WELLINGTON AND GREYMOUTH. FATHER SHEEHAN'S 'MY NEW CURATE,' Gs ; posted, 6s Gd. (This Book has had an enormous sale ; 8 editions in 8 months.) NEW SUPPLIES DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS. ROSARIES, CRUCIFIXES, FONTS, MEDALS, WAX CANDLES, CHARCOAL, TAPERS, Etc., Etc., Etc. SPLENDID INCENSE, 4s Gd lb Tin. STATUES SACRED HEART, BLESSED VIRGIN, ST. JOSEPH ST. ANTHONY, lOd, Is 6d, 2s 6d, 3s 6d. 5s 6d, 12s Gd, 14s Gd, and upwards,

Special Note. In answer to numerous enquiries, so soon as the proposed New Catechism is finally settled by the coming Synod, we shall advertise same without delay. In the meantime we are authorised to supply the Catechisms approved by the Plenary Council. ST. FRANCIS XAVIEU'S ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LATTER Arlington Street, Wellington. STUDIES will be Resumed Ith FEBRUARY. The school course comprises every braroh of high-class English education, with French, Latin, Book-keeping, all kinds of Plain and Art Needlework. Terms of Cour.-e —Boarders, £30 p^r annum (fees paid at opening of three terms) ; Day Scholar-*, 25s per quarter (in advance). Piano, Violin (Mis* Julia Moran\ Singing, Painting, Dancing, Shorthand, German, and Chipwork Lessons are extras at moderate terras. Students are prepared for tho University, Civil Service, Musical (theoretical and practical), and Drawing Examinations. Sister F. Xavier will be at the Academy from sth to 12th January and after lnt February, Viut letters addressed to her at the Academy as above, or at ' Helenstown,' Seatoun, will receive prompt attention. I\TONASTERY OF THE SACRED HEART, BARBADOES STRFET, CHRISTCHURCH.

The Schools in connection with the above Institution, conducted by the Sisters of Oar Lady of the Missions, will re-open on January 28 1901 ' The Educational Course comprises, besides a careful Religious and Moral Training, the various branches of a sound English Education, together with French, Shorthand, Typewriting, Needlework (plain and ornamental), Calisthenics, Pianoforte, Harp, Violin, Organ, Singing, Drawing, Painting in Water Colors and Oils, and Flower-making. „,.,,. j ™ v > Pupils prepared for Civil Service, Matriculation, and Teachers Examinations, also for Theoretical and Practical Examinations of Trinity College an<i Royal Academy, London. Prospectuses for Boarders, High School, and Kindergarten pupils can be obtained from the Reverend Mother Prioress. In another column will be found a very important announcement of the well-known firm of Messrs Strange and Company, of Christchurch, and having reference to their monster End-of-Sutnmer Sale (now on). During this sale the popular firm will submit the whole of their existing htocks (including balance of their summer shipments and their famous furniture) at specially reduced gale prices. Our lady readers should certainly not misa this opportunity of scouring some extraordinary bargains.—,**

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