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W -ANTED, Railway Waggon Builders ; also, a Fitter. Apply, Campbell Bros., Addington Railway Station. 327 WANTED, two good Carpenters. Apply to D, Lusk, St. Asaph street West. WANTED, an Apprentice to the Dressmaking. Apply to Miss Catterns, corner of Kilmore and Barbadoes streets. 422 WANTED, an active Lad, for the Bakery and Grocery Business. Apply on Friday, at 2.30 p.m., at the Newtown Post office. References required. 418 ANTED, immediately, a smart active Lad for Page Boy. Apply White Hart Hotel. 410 WANTED, a clean respectable Girl as General Servant. Apply, Mrs PudDENKLAIT, Addington. 402 WANTED, Rivetters, for Men’s, Women’s and Youths’ work; also, Active Youth for pressroom. Apply to Henry Toomeb and Sons. 394 WANTED, to purchase, PEARS in any quantity. J. Nancarbow, Wholesale and Retail Fruiterer, Colombo street. 374 |TO TAILORS. WANTED, good Coat and Trousers Hands. J. Ballanttne & Co., Dunstable House. 406 LOST, on Tuesday evening, between Prince of Wales’ Hotel and Colombo bridge, a POCKET BOOK, containing nine £lO notes and about thirty £1 notes, and some receipts, &c., from Mr Robert Wilkin. Finder will receive £5 reward on leaving same at office of this paper. 423 TO WORKING MEN AND OTHERS. FOR SALE—Two very eligible, well-built COTTAGES, in capital order, near South Belt. Apply to No. 19 420 EDWD. J. T. FORD. S. B. Seymour, SURGEON DENTIST, Gloucester Street, Christchurch. ARTIFICIAL TEETH ADJUSTED TO THE MOUTH, From One to a Complete Set. Those who have unfortunately lost their Teeth by decay or otherwise should consult Mr Seymour as to the best method of having them replaced by Artificial ones, useful for appeal ance, articulation, and mastication. DENTURES in GOLD, SILVER, DENTAL ALLOY, and VULCANITE. LOWEST CHARGES, Consistant with giving satisfaction, 119 VICTORIA HOUSE. , UTUMN Season, 1878. W. STRANGE & CO. BEG to inform their customers and the public generally that they have just received, per Steamers, from the London and Paris Markets, their STOCK OF AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS, Suitable for the approaching seasons, which are now opened out and ready for inspection. The Stock consists of all the Latest Styles in Plain and Fancy Dress Materials, Costumes, Mantles, Black and Colored Silks, Velvets, Plushes, Plain and Fancy Hosiery, Ribbons, Laces, Fancy Scarves, French and English Millinery, Flowers, Feathers, &c., &c. W. STRANGE & CO., VICTORIA HOUSE, 372 BUSINESS NOTICE, Mr. John Gtrierson Begs to inform his Friends and the Public that he has this day DISPOSED of his STO' 1 K to MESM'S NORTHEY and McKENZIE, who have had large experience in the Drapery Trade, and while thanking his old customers for their kindness, he solicits a continuance of the same to his Successors. High street, Christchurch, February I3th, 1878. 138 WITH reference to the above, we beg to inform the inhabitants of Christchurch and surrounding districts that we have PURCHASED the DRAPERY BUSINESS from Mr JOHN GRIERSON, and trust (by supplying good value, combined with civility and attention), to share the support hitherto afforded our predecessor. THE "STOCK HAYING BEEN .PURCHASED Gonsiderably UNDER ENGLISH COST, And on very advantageous terms, W ill be offered at SWEEPING REDUCTIONS. This is an opportunity rarely placed before the public, but on account of the season being advanced, the whole M.UST BE CLEARED To make room for lARGE SHIPMENTS OF AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS. The ESTABLISHMENT will be CLOSED on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the 14th and 15th insts., for the purpose of RE-MARK-ING THE STOCK. THE SALE WILL COMMENCE ON SATURDAY, 16th, Open at 10 Sharp. NORTHEY & McKENZIE. N.8.-—AU Goods will be Marked with Red Ink in Plain Figures, High street, Christchurch, February 13th, 1878, 139 H.A.C.B. SOCIETY, CHRISTCHURCH BRANCH, No. 82. \ NNIVERSARY OF SAINT PATRICK. GRAND FESTIVAL DINNER. MONDAY, 18tu MARCH, 1878, At St. Patrick’s Hall, Barbadoes street. Dinner on table at 7.30 p.m. Admission —Single ticket, 5s j double do, (admit lady and gentleman), 7s 6d. ' E. O’CONNOR, Secretary, *c.B, Members to meet at Hall on Sunday morning (St. Patrick’s Day) not later than . b. 15, previous to going to Hoiy Oomwußioa. 1 4Jku