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New Zealand Tablet, 6 December 1906, Page 16

Vm- THE LATEST IN FARM MACHINERY, r ?«ML REID Jilld C 6W e Ridger and Sp^fJ Latest nipt Thinned W l\fclM - ai\U Uf\t\ ManiM arid ** HfIRN^RY " OH;Engines, Section ♦♦««♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦.** 7 : •, - --needed^ Xnci'iaaaiee^Dai^ y- --'SALES/IN^ tin Past Works.—Such aß'r>nnedin Convent Camaru Convent/ Clyde-Ohixrbh, Holy Trinity Port Chalmers, Dunedin Car House, Gore Post Office, Creosote Works, Invercargill, numeious Piivateßeeidenoes/partiptdarly in High Strtet-Dnaedin and inßoslyn, JEOB-THEMSBLVEa ■ ■--; . /;,.. '.. '.: .. :0 ..T ■■■..• .... - ; ■ ~.,/,. . . j.r ■;'!•;/'- i-,"^"^--•■-. Future Works.—Such: and Ten ; (10) Private Housesin Dunedin, Oamaru and Inyeroargill show the increassng popularity of thelme. ;. y : Estimates Givenof any'work. Thesei'arei carried/'put by our Rbsi'obnt Expbmb,: and Which We Guarantee; i.V The inoßt PICTURESQUE ROOF for either Private ot \ J ; ! f : WU^ERLICH'S^ Agents BRISCOE & GO,, Ltd. &"•*& Wellington, Ohristehurch., '■'■? . '■■:.;,' '-:•..■ /■;; ■ ~.T? c -v;.--. »■

ASPIRING CLERKS H • D **fc 0 DOTOLE yovb, SALARY "': Kg" The easiest and most progressive system in the world. ' Owing to it remarkable-simplicity and faw rules;»and-freedom frohv exceptions:, theGregg is being lea ned by CORRESPONDENCE highly of the The" Editor of the 'N.Z. Tablet'writes : «' Of' ; ?ne QUICKEST to learn, and the easiest to retain." Over 2500 Gregg writers' inN.Z, Universal in America. 'J-WYN IRWIN '-'" The Gregjr<£rrespondence School. ' N.Z.-Representative :- •;./:-, 229 KilmOre street; W.Christchurch, • r» ■-, .. -:. MJM- G, ROS S1 ER. (:,' PAWNBROKER, WATCHMAKER. JEWELLER & OPTICIAN f' Dnnedin Pawn Office. < ) Money to lend in ! J ; Large or/Small Bumf ; .;'''.".; 5, George. Street. 1 '■.'- " •' (For 16 years Manager for the. late.Mr. A. Solomon). ...'Money, Advwioed on all Deabri^tiona of Pledgeß at fee .Lowost;., Rateß pii latereßt. Watches, Piamonds, and all kinds of Jewellery , ; i: : ' :; kept,in First-class 7 T ; ; , ■ Cood Accommodation. Only First-class Liquors Kept in, stock.

HI B ERNIAN-ATJSTRALASIAN OAT HOLLO ..";" ; - ; ' ■-;;''.. ;^!Biiraaß^T i i.apdnmrT,;; NEW ZEALAND DISTRICT, No. 3. ' The Catholic Community is earnestly requested to support this excellent Organisation, for :it inonloates a love of Holy Faith andPatriotißm in addibionto the unsurpassed benefits and. privileges of ., Membership.- ■ .">.; ..' *.'./ The Entrance Fees are from 2b 6d to £4, according to age at time ofAdmisßion. „ , j» , Sick Benefits 20b per week for 26 weeks, 15b per week for the next" 13 weekß, and 10s a week for the following 13 r weekB. In case of a; furtheroontinuanoe t of- his illneßß.a member of, Seven Years' Standing-previouß to . the ; commencement _ of, booN, illness will be allowed 6b per week as superannuation during incapacity* ~' ; " funeral Allowance, £2O at the death of aMember, and £lO at thedeath of a Wife. '„!,.'.,;.,;,,/. \ ■ : ..■;'....■! ■;' In addition! to th< foregoing provision is' made for the admission of Honorary Members, Reduced Benefit!' Members; and the establishment of Sisters',Br ancUes. and Juvenile Cpntirigentß. Full information may be; obtained from Local Branoh Officers or'direof f rom ;the Distrwt Colonies an invaluable measure of rebiprooity obtains. : : ';..■;. •• : >.:. - ; ■'■''•'•' W, KANEi> "■''-•7 ■ Distriot Seoretary, ) '■■:'■"■■■'■' '■■■"--. Anokiand