For the elocution of nn nanicn'iil «otk of any kind Mr J. Tait, of Cashel street We*t, (Juristehuroh, lias a well-deserved reputation which extends back \eiy umny yeaif. A fine example of the work turned out at Mr Tail's establishment is the memorial cross to the memory of the late Rev Father (Jhervicr, executed by him to the order of the Catholics of Lee.ston. Mr. Tait has a large and \aned<Uock of monuments to Feleot from, and all his work is done in the beat style....
TTfiffP^T AWT) £ TP'ffPf'TT^fiiff UNDERTAKERS AND MONUMENTAL MASONS, Spey and Deb Sthkets &44Wm4«*4w & 4f«J*lWVMv4l Invekoabuill. Funerals conducted to or from any part of Southland. Every description of Monuments in blook. We eupply and erect all kindH of prrave fences Inscription neatly cut. Telephone 25
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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXX, Issue 20, 15 May 1902, Page 17
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129Page 17 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXX, Issue 20, 15 May 1902, Page 17
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