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Globe, Volume II, Issue 121, 20 October 1874, Page 2

CONTINUATION OF *W” esle ya n Bazaar. The Committee of Management of the Durham street Wesleyan Sunday School Bazaar most respectfully return thanks on behalf of the ladies for the liberal patronage accorded to them in the Oddfellows Hall last week, and beg to intimate that the balance of goods remaining unsold, amounting in VALUE TO UPWARDS OF £SOO, Will be ON SALE ON TUESDAY NEXT, And following Evenings AT THE NEW SCHOOLROOM, DURHAM STREET, From 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. There will be a MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT EACH EVENING, From 7 p.m. to 8 p.m., And the following Programme has been arranged for Tuesday:— Overture —String Band Part Song —Company Song—Miss Calvert Song—Miss Kent Pianoforte Solo—Mrs Anderson Part Song —Company Song—Miss S. Calvert Song—Miss J. Spensley Instrumental Duett —Mr and Miss Spensley Duett —Misses Kent Part Song—Company Duett—Miss and Mrs Spensley Admission—One Shilling. V. R. Educational district of lytTELTON. ATT. RATES NOT PAID before the end of the month will be SUED FOR. T. G, STREET, Collector.

SINGER’S SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE, nearly new, in perfect working order, cheap. H. RICHARDSON, Grocer, High street, Opposite Dalgety’s. WANTED KNOWN. WARNAMBOOL POTATOES. Price £9 per ton. CLIFFORD AND ROPER, Cashel street. WANTED— A Boy for the Clothing Department. Apply to H. Marks, Northampton House, High street, Christchurch. WANTED —A Barmaid. Hotel. Apply A 1 WANTED —A Girl that thoroughly understands the Singer Machine. Also, Apprentices to the Dressmaking. Apply Mrs Wood, Colombo House. WANTED —Ten Good Rivetters immediately. Apply H. Toomer and Sons, WANTED, a good Cook. Apply, immediately, to the Immigration Office, Christchurch. WANTED, a smart, active Lad, to attend to a horse and make himself generally useful. Apply Wh. Jones, Cashel street.