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\\~J~AasTED a General Servant; housef T maid kept. References required. f t maid kept. References required. Apply Mrs Melville, Avonside. 1742 TTT ANTED, a guod General Servant ; ? 7 nursemaid kept. References required Apply Mrs Melville, Avonside. 1595 WANTED, a respectable young Girl, about 14 years of age. Apply to Mrs A. 0. Bull, Oxford terrace east, near the Bricks wharf. 1698 TO LET—In Christchurch, part of a house, six beautiful rooms; within ten minutes' walk of the Railway station. ■A-PPly T.O, olllee of this paper. 1741 ► OARD and Residence for Single Gentle--3 men. The s very best accommodation can be had for a few young men. Corner of St. Asaph and Durham streets. William MoAulief. 1555 FOR SALE. * HANSOM CAB, HORSE, AND . HARNESS. Price, £6O. Apply 1696 C. HEGGIE, Cab Proprietor. rU 1 R B A N K ' S PILLB JJ are the Heat and Safest Remedy for BILLIOUSNENS, INDIGESTION, AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. Prepared onlv hy H .S. KAIKBANK, High street, next door to < 'nrV* Bmpi»* Hotel ANDREW'S SCHOOLROOM. ENTERTAINMENT THE CHOIR FUNDS, ON MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 13. ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME. Commence at 7.30. 1734 Admission —One Shilling. TO ALL IN SEARCH OF FIRST-CLASS UILDING ALLOTMENTS. IMPORTANT AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF BUILDING SITES, HOUSE, &c, ON THE FERRY ROAD, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR CHARLES CLARK, At his Rooms in Hereford street, Christ church, on TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14th. MR CHARLES CLARK has been favored with instructions from Mr W. Parish, TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, Oil the above riato, All Liti Valuable Property on the Ferrj road, known as NEW CAMBRIDGE, Well served by streets running from the East Town Belt, in continuation of Cashel and Tuam streets. THIS MOST EXCELLENT ESTATE, Which comprises the whole of Rural Section No 81, of 50 Acres (less that portion owned and occupied by John Ollivier, Esq), has been surveyed and laid off, as per Plan, into EIGHTY-EIGHT EXCELLENT BUILDING SITES, Varying in size from Quarter-Acres up to Acre Sections, intersected by wide roads, which will be formed, with footpaths on each side, at the expense of Mr Parish. < One Allotment comprises an Acre, with a good House, Garden, Orchard, &c. The situation of this land is exceptionally good, and is confidently recommended to purchasers. It is but five minutes' walk from the East Town Belt, in a nice, quiet, healthy, and respectable locality. Most Easy Terms of Payment, viz—Onequarter deposit, and balance by four instaL ments at 6.12, 18, and 24 months' date, with 8 per cent interest. Sale at Twelve o'clock. I'laus ou view at the Auctioneer s Office. 115-1 iliiOl Luncheon provided, No 169