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Globe, Volume VI, Issue 649, 18 July 1876, Page 4

James Whartou, wealthy, but with a reputation for fastness, married recently. On the morning after the wedding, the bride asked her husband to perform an office of the toilet for her, made necessary by the absence of her maid. Her husband did it willinglj’’, and when it was concluded, was astonished to find his pretty wife in tears. “ Why, my own precious,” said he, “what is the matter with her hubby’s pet ?” “Oh ! Jimmie, Jemmie !” replied the poor girl, crying as if her heart would break, “if you hadn’t faced a thousand corsets, you never could have done it like that.” WANTED, a respectable Girl, as Nurse. Mrs S. Manning, Ferry road. 3316 WANTED, a General Servant- Apply to Mrs E. 1 bsce, Windmill road. 3353 WANTED, Two good Carpenters, Apply to the Foreman, Lyttelton Waterworks, Heathcote Valley. 3318 WANTED, a Christian Girl or Woman, for Nurse in a family where housemaid and cook are kept. Distance from town 2h miles. Wages, £35. Two children, ages 1 aud 2 years. For address, apply Office of this Paper. 3314 TAILORS. WANTED, first-class Hands, coat, vest, and trousers. J. Ballantyne and Co, Dunstable House. 3073 PRICE, 2s lOd A WEEK. JgUILDiNG FREEHOLD PLOTS. Highest p rt of Christchurch, LAND TRANFER TITLE. J, W. TREADWELL, 3317 Hazel den road. LAMPS LAMPS, LAMPS, at ROW L E Y’S LAMP DEP OT, Cashel street, opposite the A 1 Hotel. TO BE SOLD f unusually cheap")—A large and varied assortment of newest designs and fashions, comprising Table Lamps, from 4s 61; Hand Lamps, 2s 6d each ; Side and Bracket Lamps, Hanging Lamps for Churches, Halls, and Schools, tfc, &c, &c. May be seen, marked in plain figures, at such low prices never before seen in the town. An inspection respectfully solicited. Hiving bought the above for cash, the proprietor will give a disocn.inc public the advantage of the same. 3331