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Globe, Volume IV, Issue 463, 8 December 1875, Page 4

It is a well ascertained fact that housewives are seldom out of temper on a washing day, if they get well on with their work. But if they have obtained inferior soap, and their hands are chafed therewith, there is generally a late tea, and the fireside is not pleasant until the children are got to repose. When purchasing soap, if you ask for the star brand, and see that you get it, there will be no fear of late washing or chapped hands, as the greatest care is taken when it is being manufactured to render it free from all injurious properties. Besides, it is the best, the bars are the largest, and it is the cheapest soap in the market. Try, and you will be convinced.—[ Advt. ]

WANTED, a Millwright, for the country. Apply to Mr Kirk, Canterbury Foundry. 1670 WANTED, a good General Servant; nursemaid kept. References required. Apply Mrs Melville, Avonside. 1595 WANTED KNOWN—The Patent Portable Kerosene Cooking Stove saves time, trouble, and Coals. Invaluable for small families, bachelors, invalids, or the camp. Cooks a chop, boils water, &c., in a few minutes, at a cose of 4d per week. Price complete, with utensils, 30s, Sole agent— H. J. Waters, Next Oram’s, near Post Office. 1572 BOARD andßesidence—Guinea per week. W. Langham, Cranmer Square, next the Dean’s. 1613 BOARD and Residence for Single Gentlemen. best accommodation can be had for a few young men. Corner of St, Asaph and Durham streets, William McAuliff. 1585 I.t) G.T J THE Rev WILLIAMJGILLIES, Presbyterian Minister, Timaru, will deliver A LECTURE, Under the auspices of the Good Templars of Christchurch, ON FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, At Eight o’clock, In the NEW ODDFELLOWS’ HALL, Lichfield street. Subject : ‘ ‘ The Abolition of the P s,” Admission Free. All are invited. The Rev SAMUEL MACFARLANE, P.D.G.W.C.T,, Chairman. 1621