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gQ DAYS FROM LONDON. Messrs W. Strange and Co. . will have ready for inspection on Monday next, November 27th, 1876, a special collection of Novelties ex s.s. St Osyth, fifty days from London, for the Christmas Season. jThe Rink Dress Suspender, Pyrenese Scarves, Ecru Cachemire, Streamer Nets and Laces, French Millinery, Lisse Ruchings, Lace Fichus, Costumes, the Gainsborough and Grand Duchess Straw Hats, including many Articles of Fashion, now so very scarce. W. STRANGE and CO., Victoria House, Nov. 22nd, 1876.— [advt.] gutotiffmentg. BOY wanted. Must be well recommended. E. C. J. Stevens. 4291 WANTED, a few first class Tailors, at Dunstable House. 4284 WANTED, a Cook and a Boots, for the Mitre Hotel. Apply at Hotel. 4285 WANTED a General Servant. Apply to Mrs George Taylor, Jackson’s road, Lyttelton. 4274 WANTED KNOWN that one or two young men can lind private Board and Residence, two minutes walk from Post office. Apply Mrs W. A. Jones, Armagh street east. Terms, 18s, washing done. 3865 NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTTOR Y’S RETAIL BRANCH. Wanted thoroughly experienced fClothing Hand. GEORGE KELLY, 4298 Manager. LOST a Pocket Book containing three cheques (payment stopped), andsundry papers. jlThe finder will be rewarded on returning the same to ALEC JOHNSTONE, 4294 Tuam street. TO LET, in S*l Asaph Street, a nice Fiveroomed House, T shape, 5 feet wide passage, with pantry and enclosed artesian a washhouse, 3 feet 6 indh range, and two registers; f-acre of land. Apply Thomas Purdie, builder, Tuam street, Christchurch. 4295 MUTUAL BENEFIT BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OP CANTERBURY (PERMANENT). Offices—Cashel Street, Christchurch. Entrance Fee—lsper'share; Annual Working Expenses Fee, 6d per share; Monthly Subscription, 2s 6d per share; Ultimate Value of share, £25. directors: Andrew Duncan, Chairman. George Booth William Harris C. A. 0. Cunningham Charles T. Ick Thomas M. Gee James P. Jameson H. H. Prins. Secretary-James A. Bird. Solicitor—Thomas S. Duncan. Bankers—Bank of Australasia. THOSE who have watched the progress of this Society cannot fail to be convinced of the extensive benefit conferred on a large portion of the community since its establish neut in 1872 ; and the advantages of its institution are daily becoming more apparent. INVESTING SHAREHOLDERS have a safe and profitable means of securing the investment of their savings without suffering any risk or inconvenience, the shares being withdrawable at one month’s notice, any time after a full year’s currency. Advantage may be taken of this mode of investment for the following purposes: The Endowment of Young Children, and a Provision for Old Age. The Creation of Sinking Fund against Terminable Liabilities, such as Fixed Mortgages, &c. Investors may enter the Society at any time without payment of back subscriptions. The present time being the commencement of the Society’s Financial year, a favorable opportunity offers to those desirous of taking up new shares. A . The Society also receives money on deposit in sums of £25 and upwards, for long or short periods, upon which highest current rates of interest allowed. Full information and all particulars afforded on application at the Society’s Offices, Cashel street. Open daily from 10 to 4, and on every fourth Monday, from 7 to 9 p.m, 4300