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Globe, Volume II, Issue 157, 4 December 1874, Page 2

KOI! SALE, A FEW |-ACHE SECTIONS, part of Rural Section 48. V on the high bank of the River Heathcote, close to Wilson’s Bridge and adjoining the property of T. M. Hassal, Esq. To persons with young families, anxious to avoid doctors’ bills, and the mortality that prevails among children in Christchurch and the suburbs, this oilers a first-rate opportunity to secure a site for a residence. The excellent drainage and gravelly subsoil render this situation the most healthy in the environs of Christchurch. Land Transfer Act Title. Terms easy. Apply to ALFRED THOMPSON, Solicitor, Hereford street. COPIES from Negatives can always be obtained, also Enlargements of different sizes—finished in a very superior manner—in neutral tint, oil, or water colours. The Address will be : W. DAVIS, Photographer, Wellington. TO WELL-SINKERS. WANTED, Three Artesian Wells Sunk. Apply to A. BRICHTMORE. WANTED, a Smart Boy, as an apprentice. J, Back no use, Cabinetmaker, Lichfield street. WANTED, a steady Young Man to take charge of Horse and Cart and deliver goods in town. Must write a good hand and have a knowledge of Croceries. Apply to J. I’. Jameson, Colombo street.

Telegraphic. —The steamer Alhambra is expected to leave the Bluff at 11 a.m.on Saturday, the sth. Telegrams for the Australian colonies or Europe via Java cable will be received at the telegraph office for transmission to Bluff up to 10 o’clock of the oth lust,