Page 25 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Tablet, 1 November 1906, Page 25

•p .■■ ; ' • ' .1006-1007. - ' ..' -\ .. ,[ I; p C/ The whole of our Departments are ?? »p i ffe^ now replete with, all the Latest t^f % I C*i Novelties and Fashions for the rl ~M Present Season. . :okm: okm M 1 A. &T. INGLIS, I W . OASH EMPOKI'VIi - ,- : m 1 -*g GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. g+.' JJ

LONG-LIFE • ~^ n:^ ' : \ l \. The kind that never wear out and do not fade-^-■^■J| tliey laSfc more ttan a lifefcime - Keal Works of Art, ■ ■ B%^ ■ %M^M' ■ ■ showing you. just as you are at your best to-day. s Am ne Camera does not lie, and a picture taken- now by N|AHAN will be a historical record, a .family MAHAJN'S STUDIOS, ; heirloom.. That is the sort of Photo you at Oamaru and Timaru. IWN'S STUDIOS.

J. FANNING & CO. How, Land, Kit&U & Ilsanolal Agints Opera House Buildings, Manners St», Wellington. BUYERS AND SELLERS OF jCITY PROPERTIES, FARMS and ESTATES of every description Loans Negotiated, Valnationß oonduoted, Absentees' Estates" Managed. > ' -, _ MONET TO LEND ON FREEHOLD APPROVED SECURITY Correspondence Invited from persons wishing to BUY or BELL TOWN or COUNTRY PROPERTIES. / AGENTS for the United Fixe and Marine Insurance Co Ltd - XXTRY LEARN GREGG SHORTHAND? Yt _ .....BECAUSE 1. The Editor of the 'N.Z. Tablet' says: " It is the SIMPLEST, the most scientific, the QUICKEST to leabn, and the easiest to retain." 2. Several.Convents and Catholic schools are successfully teaching it.- • • 3. There are over 2000 Gregg Writers in New Zealand, where it is recognised by the Government. 4. It has been learned privately in five weeks, and written at 100 words a minute within three months. - - ■"»*•'• 5. It is learned by Mail, and written at 70 words a minute in 10 weeks. 6. Last year a youth, only 16 Years of age. wrote 190 words a minute ; and a reporter, with only the lest arm, wrote 160 words a minute. 7. It is tiie Universal system of progressive America. 8. Ho other system mastered by Mail so quickly and successfully. Write for testimonials and particulars. J. WYN IBWIN, .—• , . N.Z, Bepresentative The Gregg Correspondence Sohool, - 229«Kilmore street, W. Christchurch.

HIS LAST. Right Hon. Seddon, .. ~ Auokland, May 1, 1906. Wellington. , " Accept congratulations and good wishes on your Political Birthday." * "Look after yourself to retain position nntil you duplicate reign." ' , •- • (Sgd.) P. Virtue. P. Virtue, Auokland. '■ - - . - '. ' • " " Many and sincere thanks for yonr congratulations. I have only done my dnty, and it is for the people to say How Much Longer the opportunity wilt be given to promote further effort in the cause of humanity and the good of the Colony." (Sgd.) K. J. Sbddon. „., Bight Hon. Seddon, . _ Wellington.. " No doubt about people keeping yon where you are at present untiT you reeoh the oareful age— seven<y-nve — if you train on •♦'CHAMPION," and further, we may wata t you to rally some 'Frisco Insurance Coy.'s on same able lines as you' did B.N.Z. provided you don't collar on am business for, your btate Coy." ' *' (Sgd.) P. Vibtub.

' The publication ol as advertisement In a C&tfeolic paper shows that the advertiser not only deskes t*te patronage of Catholics/ but pays them the compliment of seeking it throngh the medium of their own religious --journal.' So says an esteemed and wtde-*wake Amexfc can cotttempprajrjj A .word to the wise Is suffldeniu