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WANTED, a good General Servant. Apply to Mrs Hv. Matson, Papanui. %I7ANTED, a General Servant. Refer V v ence required. Apply to Mrs Cameron, North Town Belt. 6439 WANTED, a Boy to Milk and go with cart. Apply to G. Dickinson, St Alban’s. 6437 WANTED, first-class Assistant Dressmakers, W. Strange & Co. 6430 WANTED KNOWN that John Waller and Co., Timber and Coal Merchants, Tuam street, between Colombo and Manchester streets, have Opened a Coal and Firewood Depot, in conjunction witlx their Timber Yard, and that, they are prepared to supply Coal, Firewood, Timber, Building Matenals, &c., &c., at lowest market pi’ices. All order’s from town or country will receive promptattention. 6165 tILEPiK or Traveller’s Situation wanted J by a Young Man of experience; good connection in Christchurch and district. Reference to present employers. Address Belfast, Post Office, Christchurch. 6438 NEW ZEALAND LOTH IjN G FACTORY CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH Opposit3 Cobb a d Co.’s Office, DUNEDIN, 0 AMARU, TIMARU, AND WELLINGTON. AND AT

*A Single Garment at Wholesale Price.’ MEN’S, YOUTHS’, and BOYS’ CLOTHING, Superior in Stylo and Finish to Imported Goods, £ST Note. —A Pair of Blankets may be Purchased at the same price as if Bought by the Bale in any Wholesale Warehouse. GEORGE KELLY, Manager. 5840 V/l R E. W. ROPER will SELL at his cvl Yards, Lichfield street, On SATURDAY, AUGUST 25th, Poultry—Noon. Horses, Carts, Drays, and Sundries, 12.30, Pigs—l. Cattle—2. SPECIAL ENTRIES. A few excellent milch cows just calved, one useful spring dray, one good spring cart, one strong tip cart, a capital express waggon in excellent condition, a large fencing frame and fowl house, half a ton of prime hay, Two PEACOCKS and Pea Hens, MR T. PREECE will SELL in the Rooms, Colombo street, at 11 o’clock, UNDER HILL OP SALE. REMOVED FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE, A quantity of useful furniture, comprising chest of drawers, tables, bedsteads, looking glass, couch, washstands, fender and fireirons, sewing machines, ladies’ and gentlemen’s clothing, &c. At 12 o’clock, An excellent assortment of fruit trees from two to three years old, com prising ALMONDS, WALNUTS, PLUMS, FILBERTS, APPLES, and PEACH TUBES Californian coniferm seeds and other seeds 100 very, choice rose trees, true to name Ornamental shrubs and specimen plants 60 SACKS SHELLS for garden paths; also, 10 cases winter apples, Cambridge pippins, 6 cases picked Sydney oranges, 5 cases do lemons, a quantity of thoroughly sound bacon and hams, family cheese, good flour in 501 b bags, and a few tons seed potatoes, all in lots to suit purchasers. Also, ONE KENT’S PATENT MANGLE, WITH COPPER ROLLER. 6443 'jp R. PROCTER, WATCHMAKER, AND manufacturing jeweller, Of High street, Christchurch (opposite City Hotel.) ! T.R,Procter]/ vUG^- jr \ Optician l^i T. R. Procter, from 30 years’ experience in the spectacle branch of his business, knowing the difficulty there has been in procuring the same of reliable material, properly adjusted to the sight, has secured the services of a first-class and thoroughly qualified Optician (late of Dolhmd and Son, London), and the only I’riAi'TN'.u. <)i‘Tieran in Nkw Zkai.and, can guarantee to supply spectacles in any description of frame, suitable to any sight, of the be; ; t Brazilian Pebbles, or the Patent Tinted, or other Crystals. The near-sighted, and those suffering from weak eyes, requiring Spectacles, should take the opportunity of calling upon T. R. Procter, during their visit to Christchurch, when they can have their sight gauged and registered by Dr, Acklaud’s patent Optometer for carefully testing che sight and supplying suitable spectacles, as they can at any time be supplied by post. . N.B, —Every description of Catoptical and Optical Lenses, also Opthalmoscopes, and Laryngoscopes made to order on the premises.