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'ANTED, an Errand Boy ; must know town well. G. Butler, High street. 2998 ANTED, two active Boys. Apply J. R. Proctor, Jeweller, High street. 3000 "Aft TED, a good General Servant ; also a Nurse Girl. References required. Apply at once. Mrs D. Davis, Cambridge terrace. 3008 ,/*ANTED,— Tenders for a Thousand Yards of Lathing, more or less. Apply to W. Sinclair, Tuam street east. 3007 TO ADVERTISERS. THE "GLOBE" having now a daily issue of 2400 copies, our advertising friends will be glad to learn that the readers of that Journal number nearly TEN THOUSAND sensible and intelligent persons. CATHOLIC SCHOOLS. CONCERT AND FARCE, TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), the Ist JUNE, At 8 o'cloek, In the Schoolroom, Barbadoes street. Admission - Front seats, 2s ; back seats, Is. 3004 ODDFELLOWS' HAL L.— Friday evening. Doors open at 7.30. commence at 8. The Great Musical Event. The Fourth DeMurska Concert. The Great Jubilee of Music of the Famous fl ungarian Nightingale, Mdlle. lima De Mu ska, assisted by her grand Concert Company. Prices—Reserved seats, 10s; second seats, os ; gallery, 3s. 3009 TO SADDLERS AND OTtIERB. FRIDAY, JUNE 2ND. R J. G. HAWKHJS will BELL BY . PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Shop next to the BO RO UGH HOTEL, HIGH STREET, ON FRIDAY, JUNE 2nd, The whole 0' the bTOCK-IN-TRADE of Mi James Mitchell, who is relinquishing business, comprising Saddles, Bingle and pair hoise harness, collars, bridles, plough and leading harness, whips, and the general stock of a working saddler. 5-81 Sale at 12 o'clock sharp. 16 OASHEL HOUSE. _L$. I_MSS, (late W. Stringer), having completed extensive alterations in Premises, for the convenience of his customers, wishes to inform them and the public that he is now opening up a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF WINTER DRAPERY, received direct from the home manufacturers, and selected with care, to special order, Ex INVERBRNE, ex RANGITIKEI, Ex INVERDRUIE, ex DESDEMONA, Consisting of Costumes, Jackets, Cloaks, Furs, Feathers, Flowers, Trimmed Hats, Bonnets, Blankets, Flannels, Dress Materials of t very description, Hosiery, all furnishing goods, and every other article pertaining to the trade. Special attention is drawn to the MILLINERY and DRESSMAKING departments, now being conducted by thoroughly competent persons. LADIES' FITTING-ON ROOM immediately connected with the Show Room. Kaiapoi Blankets and Flannels at lowest rates. Country customers will find this establishment one of the best and cheapest in Christchurch. N.B.—One shilling off every pound purchased for cash. B. CASS, Cashel House, Opposite Cobb's Office. 2655