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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXV, Issue 48, 28 November 1907, Page 21

QONVENT OF THE SACRED HEAET, ■ Island Bay, Wellington. THE ANNUAL SPIRITUAL RETREAT FOR LADIES. Will begin at 7 p.m. on MONDAY, the 13th day of January, 1908 and will end 011 the morning of SATURDAY, the -- ; 18fch January. The Retreat will be Preaohed by the Eev. Father George Kelly, S.J By applying in time to the Rev. Mother Superior, Ladies who wish to make the Retreat can remain at the Convent, where they will find every accommodation. TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. DUNEDIN. ; Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, . 2nd, 3rd and 4th December, 1907.. The Charming' and Domestic Musical Comedy— HANS the_BOATMAN New Scenery — New Songs-^New Dances. . In Aid of the Funds of the Catholio Orphanage, South Dunedin. Produced Under the Direction of Mr Percy James. Orohestra Under the Baton of Mr G-. B. Laidlaw. Prices: 3/-, a£- and 1/Businesß Manager— J. J. MARLOW. Doors open at 7.15 p.m, Curtain 8 o'olock sharp.

WANTED. FOB a Large Parochial Residence, an EXPERIENCED COOK-HOUSEKEEPER. Must be a G-ood Manager. References Indispensable. Two maids employed. f\pply Box 200, P.O. Ch/istchurch. CONVENT OP THE SACRED HEART, TIMARU THE ANNUAL SPIRITUAL RETREAT FOR LADIES - Will begin at 7 p.m, on Saturday, the 4th day of January, 1908 and will End on the Morning of Thursday, the 9th, January. The Retreat will be Preached by the Rev. W. Gwynn, S.J. Ladies malting the Retreat lodge in the Convent during those Four Days CATHOLIC BAZAAR TIMARCT. RESULT 'OF ART UNIONS in connection with the ahove Bazaar, drawn in the Drillshedon 23rd November, 1907 :— Mesdaines Mahoney and Ward's stall. — Nos. 1289, 1428, 44, 1965, 1689, 335, 804, 962, 912. Miss Byrne's stall.— Nos. 2030, 483,575,1221,359,1231,1136, 1309,809. St. Anne's -Guild stall.— Nos. 973. 117, 588,773, 859, 812, 1444, 815,253. Point Lace Collar.- No. 40. J. Mason's Paintings.— No. 83. Mesdames Ward and Mahoney's stall. — Panel Mirror, No. 160. -Miss Byrne's stall.r-Painted Mirror, No. 64. Catholic Bazaar. TIMARU. RE V. FATHER TUBMAN wishes to tender his warmest Thanks to all those who so generously assisted him to make the 'Catholic Bazaar such a success, the result of which far exceeds the most sanguine expectations. He especially thanks the Press and the Bands for their valuable assistance.

CIVIL AND JIYBRAULIb F.J.WILLIAMS \ 43 | CRAWFORD STREET 1 43 ENGINEER, (Late Chief HrdranUo Engineer Watoorl Pall. ■ I-:.—. to^^* specialit V LICENSED SURVEYOR HMro, Electric System). I WA.TER WORKS A SPBOIALIT x