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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXIV, Issue 2, 11 January 1906, Page 12

Reid & Gray's Double-furrow Ploughs

Still maintain their Premier Position as the Perfection in Ploughs. Made' of Best Hammered Scrap Iron — very few bolts — with Welded Beams. Made to snit New Zealand soils. i^* SEE OUR You can't get a Plough of any description equal toLatest Pattern ShOPt the REID and GRAY for any class of work. Three-furrow Ploughs, chaffoutters winnowers About the same length as the Double-furrow, and made of BRAYS - ROLLERS the same material. WAGGONS DISC HARROW& SOLE AGENTS for the famous HORNSBY-AKROYD OIL ENGINES. Send for our new 1905 Catalogue. t REID & GBAY, Dimedin, Gore, Invercargill, etc.

OVER FOUR MILLION SOLD ANNUALLY IN AUSTRALASIA Marseilles Bed Roofing Tiles ISALES IN NEW ZEALAND ARE INCREASING EVERY MONTH Light, Gool; Watertight, Everlasting, Inexpensive. Uniform Colour throughout. Every Roof Guaranteed. Past Works-— Snoh as Bnnedin Convent Oamaru Convent, Clyde Church, Holy Trinity Church Porfc Chalmers, Dunedin Car House, Gore Post Office, Creosote Works, Invercargill, numerous Private Residences, particularly in High Strtet, Dnnedin. and in Roslyn, Speak fob Themselves future Works.— Such as Christohurch Cathedral, Dunedin, Bluff ana Rangiora Railway Stations, Railway Library, Invercargill and Ten (10") Private Houses in Dunedin, Oamaru and Invercargill show the inoreassng popularity of the line. 'Estimates Given of any work. These are carried out by our Resident Experts, and Which We Guabantee. The most PICTURESQUE BOOF for either Private or Public Buildings. WUNDERLICH'S PATENT ZINd CEILINGS, Cheapest, Safest, and most Artistic. IStb" BRISGOE & CO,, Ltd, Dunedin ' Wellington, Christchurch. 7 Auckland, and Invercargill.

CXIBERNIAN-AITSTRALASIAN CATHOLIC AJ " BENEFIT SOCIETY, NEW ZEALAND DISTRICT, No. 3. The Catholic Community is earnestly requested to support this excellent Organisation, for it inculcates a" love of Holy Faith and Patriotism in addition to the unsurpassed benefits and privileges of Membership. - ' -' : . The Entrance Feeß are from 2s 6d to £4, according to age at time of Admission. Sick Benefits 20s per week for 26 weeks, 15s per week for the next 13 weeks, and 10b a week for the following 13 weeks. In case of ft further continuance of his illness a member of Seven Years' Standing previous to the commencement of such illness will be Allowed 5s per week as superannuation during incapacity. Funeral Allowance, £20 at the death of* a Member, and £10 at the death of a Member's Wife, In addition to th< foregoing provision i» made for the admission of Honorary Members, Reduced Benefit Members, and the establishment of Sisters' Branches and Juvenile Contingents. Full * information may be obtained from Local Branch Officers or direct irom the District Seoretary. The District Officers are anxious to open New Branches, and will give all possible assistance and information to applicants Branches being established in the various centres throughout the Colonies an invaluable measure of reciprocity obtains. ' W. KANE, "V' 1 District Seoretary, Auckland