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Globe, Volume IV, Issue 415, 11 October 1875, Page 2

SATURDAY HALF HOLIDAY. WE, the Undersigned, beg to call a PUBLIC MEETING of the Building Trade, and those interested in the Saturday Half Holiday, to be held in the MUSIC HALL, on MONDAY, the 18tli October, at 8 p.m., for the purpose of trying to make a satisfactory arrangement between the employers and employes, as to the best system for obtaining the Saturday afternoon, and to make a uniform system in the hours of labour. John Anderson, jun. William Greig A. R. Kirk Samuel Smart Daniel Reese Thomas J. Gee David Scott W. Styche England Bros W. Andrews James Goss J. Rastrick and Sons Adlan and Sons Archibald Lusk Thomas Greig Thomas Williams Peter Hyndman David Stratton George R. Rankin David Sloan A. Clephane James Tait Tillman and Ponsford David Lusk Hugh Ferguson Walter Williams Thompson and Davis Gland vile and LinJoseph Wood diner William Keighley James A. Kay Samuel Jameson 1233 BUSINESS NOTICE. TO THE INHABITANTS OF CHRISTCHURCH AND SUBURBS. MR G. BULL having This Day Disposed of the Butchering Business, carried on by him, to Mr A. McDONALD, begs to return his sincere thanks for the patronage so liberally bestowed during the past, and respectfully requests a continuance of the same to his successor. G. BULL will feel obliged if all parties owing accounts in connection with the Business, will settle the same as promptly as possible with Mr McDonald, whose receipt will be sufficient discharge. —G. BULL. W ith reference to the above, I beg respectfully to request a continuance of the support hitherto accorded, and by keeping meat of. the best quality at the lowest current rates, together with strict attention to business, hope to merit a fair share of public patronage. 1235 a. McDonald. WANTED, a Four-roomed House, within fifteen minutes’ walk of Cashel street. Rent moderate. Address A. 8., Globe office. 1236 WANTED, a good Joiner, for sash and door work. Apply to J ames Booth, Victorian Steam Saw Mills. 1232 WANTED, a respectable Young Person, to make, herself generally useful. Mrs Ansley, Colombo and Peterborough streets, near Albion Hotel. 1234 TO LET, two HOUSES and SHOPS in Gloucester street, near Telegraph Office. 1219 W. H. HARGREAVES.