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Globe, Volume IV, Issue 377, 27 August 1875, Page 2

TO MASTER BUTCHERS. WANTED, a situation as Slaughterman. Master must be able to give a good account of himself, and guarantee a month’s wage in advance. Apply to G. A. S., office of this paper, Lyttelton. 945 ANTED, a Barmaid for the City Billiardroom, for the evening only. w 943 WANTED, a Boy, about fifteen years of age, at T. Atkinson’s. New style of Leamington range maker, Tuam street. 944 w Son. ANTED, an Assistant for Grocery and Drapery. Joseph Clarke and Tuam and Montreal street. 940 w ANTED, a Groom. Foresters’ Hotel. D, McGuinness, 939 LOST, A BLACK GREYHOUND DOG. No on collar, IGIS. Finder rewarded. W. Beard, Peterborough street east. 930 F. GRANT, ARTESIAN WELLSINKER, (opposite Wilson’s Vinery), Ferry Road. Orders left with Mr E. Jones, blacksmith, Tuam street, will be promptly attended to, at lowest prices. 947 EAST CHRISTCHURCH ELECTORAL DISTRICT. A MEETING of the Electors of East Christchurch will be held in the FORESTERS’ HALL, ON MONDAY EVENING NEXT, At 7.30 p.m., To take into consideration the conduct of Mr E. J. Wakefield, the Representative for the district in the House of Representatives. Those Electors who voted for Mr Wakefield are particularly requested to attend. 938 A DECIDED BARGAIN. TO BE SOLD, very cheap, a Six-roomed HOUSE, with scullery and coal-house attached, with outbuildings, and every convenience, in Montreal street south. Title—Transfer Act ; only one-half cash required ; balance may remain at 8 per cent. Apply J. ROWLEY, 937 Cashel street. CHARITY. THE RAFFLE for the Gold Watch, Guard, Greenstone, and Ring (proceeds :o be sent to the poor fellow’s mother), will jome off at THE ROYAL HOTEL, 3N SATURDAY EVENING, At Eight o’clock. 941