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Globe, Volume VI, Issue 687, 1 September 1876, Page 4

WANTED KNOWN, that two young Men can find private Board and Residence, two minutes’ walk from Post Office. Terms, 18s. Washing done, Mrs Jones, Armagh street east. 3605 WANTED, Tenders for cutting, trimming, stubbing and burning about four miles of gorse fencing at West Melton. Tenders to be sent in to C. F. Barker, Cathedral square, not later than Bth September, marked “Tender for gorse cutting.” For particulars apply to A. Cardale, Esq, Lawford, Weedons, or to C. F. Barker, Cathedral Square Chambers. 3630 BOARD AND RESIDENCE.-Mrs Geo Howard has a vacancy for two or three respectable Men, at her residence, Madras street, between Cashel and Lichfield street, about six minutes’ walk from the Railway station, 3607 TO LET —A two-rcomed Cottage near Christchurch station. Immediate possession. Chas Kiver, Junr, Commission agent, Christchurch. 3547 TO LET, T~HE SHOP at present occupied by the undersigned, who are removing to NEW PREMISES, corner Colombo and Lichfield streets. 3498 MASON, STRUTHEBS & CO. ‘ ARTESIAN WELLS. F GRANT begs to inform the public • that he is sinking l|in and Uiu Artesian Wells at Reduced Prices. Good flows of water guaranteed. F, Grant, next Duncan and Son’s Nursery, Ferry road. 3502 DURHAM STREET WESLEYAN SCHOOL. A N Entertainment IN AID OF THE CHURCH FUNDS Will be given ON FRIDAY EVENING,- SEPT. Ist, Commencing at 7.30. Programme to consist of Glees, Songs, Duets. &c. Admission—One Shilling. 3628 Tombs’ Sixpenny Almanac EOR 18 7 7 will shortly be published. The low price of this publication has already secured for it a very large circulation throughout New Zealand, which renders it the best medium for advertising. 3611 TO SADDLERS, CARRIERS, CARTERS, FARMERS, DEALERS, AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY, UNDER DISTRAINT FOR RENT, And also by order of the Trustee in the ESTATE OF JAS. HEIGHWAY RE BOGGIS AND HEIGHWAY, Team Street. Mr C. T. ICK win SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION UPON THE PREMISES, As above, ON MONDAY, the 4th SEPTEMBER, At 11 o’clock, and following day if necessary, THE WHOLE OF THE SUPERIOR STOCK-IN-TRADE, Consisting of Ladies’ and gentlemens’ saddles, bridles, whips, buggy and cart harness, cart collars, gig saddles, Yankee collars, cart trees, gig and cart whips, saddle cloths, cab furniture, martingales, sursiugles, farm rugs, basil skins, spurs, girths, brushes and combs, neatsfoot oil, &c. Also, A large quantity of hide, leather, horse covers, and almost every article to be found in a general saddler’s establishment. will commence each day at 11 o’clock. No reserve. Term# cash. 8682