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WANTED, two Moulders. Apply at once to Scott Bugs., Kail way Foundry. 1858 ANTED, a General Sevant! Mouse maid kept. Apply, Mrs P. Laukik, Armagh street. East town belt. 1783 WANTED, a Nurse who will be re quired to assist in waiting at table. Mrs F. Garihck, Meri vale. 1812 WANTED, a strong active Girl to assist in the Cooking and House work, where a housemaid is kept. Apply to Mrs Sheath, Cranmer square. 1801 CAFE RESTAURANT FRANC AIS, Cashel street, Triangle—WANTED, a Young Lady as a Waitress (must bear good testimonials.) Apply to Mons. Bourgeois from 3 to 8 o'clock p.m. 1834 LOST —A small round Gold LOCKET. The finder will be rewarded on delivering it to A. W. Bennett, New Zealand Shipping Company, Hereford street. 1853 FOR SALE —A first-class THKODILITF. For further particulars apply to W. H. Kiddey, Golden Fleece Hotel, Colombo street, Christchurch. 1854 FOR SALE, a Freehold SEC I lON, with Two-roomed Lean-to thereon, in good repair, near the East Town Belt. Title — Land Transfer Act. For particulars apply to Edwd, J. T. Ford 1787 LOST, on Monday, 29th instant, opposite Ballantyne s, Dunstable House, a Red Leather PURSE, containing a sum _of money. Finder will be rewarded on bringing same to Dunstable House, 1856 L 1 ST, on Sunday evening, between Mr J. Hill’s store and Colombo road Wesleyan Church, a Gold ALBERT, want ing the bar. The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at Mr Hill’s store, Colombo road South. 1857 8. Bo Setmouh, SURGEON DENTIST, Gloitokstir 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, isefnl for appearance, articulation, and mas loatlon, DENTURES in GOLD,SILVER, DENTAL ALLOY, AND VULCANITE.; LOWEST CHARGES, 119 Consistant with giving satisfaction. NOTICE. WALTER SUCKLING, STATIONER, &c., Manchester Street South. Has in Stock nrOMCEOPATHIC MEDICINES, ~~8 Chests, Books, &c. Special Remedies for the Season, SPONGIA, for Coughs. &c. PODOPHYLLIN, For Liver Complaints, &c, Phosferine and Nenraline, For NEURALGIA. &c. &c., And a variety of others. IG3 BOOTS !_BOOTS! T. ANDERSON BEGS to announce to his customers and the public that ho has a large and well assorted Stock of GENTS’, LADIES’, AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES, both English and Colonial made, besides ali kinds of Boots and Shoes made on the Pre raises, in first-class style, peg, sewn, and rlvltted. Note the address — T. ANDERSON, DUBLIN BOOT AND SHOE DEPOT 4863 No, 116 Colombo street, Christchurch. LAST THREE WEEKS OF SALE, MRS. BOWLER HAVING LET her Business Premises, the whole of. her STOCK must be CLEARED OUT. SELLING at ENORMOUS REDUCTION:-’, No Reasonable offer Refused. July 26bh, 1878. 1851 TO BUILDERS AND STONEMASONS. THE Undtrsigned having accepted the AGENCY of the COAL CREEK STONE QUARRIES, beg to solicit Orders for this superior Building Stone Delivery can be given at any Railway Station between ! Opawa, near 1 imaru, and Christchurch. Orders promptly executed at very moderate prices The most satisfactory references given as to its excellent qualities as a building stone. Samples to be seen at our offices, Colombo street, Caristchurch. 1852 T d OS. & E. PAVITT. E. GEOEGE, IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OP BOOTS & SHOES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, INVITES the attention of the up-country residents to his immense STOCK, at prices defying competition. Note the Address-High street, Christchurch, opposite the Triangle, Wholesale Factory Hereford street, Christchurch. Branch Business —Great South road, Timaru. 1 855 IMPORTANT NOTICE Prior to Stock-Taking. Ladies Ulsters and Silk Ties Trimed Hats and Bonnets Linen Collars and Cuffs All at Half-price. Ladies Costumes (our own make), greatly reduced Witney Blankets (slightly soiled) atless than cost price French Kid Glovos : 2s 6d Two-button do, 3s 3d, j WOOL GOODS AND MUFFS AT HALF-PRICE. H. E. MAY & CO., The Hall, High streeL Christchurch. 1755 Special Lines for Positive ClG3rftncCi

Horses from Wanganui.— By the s.s. kSt Hilda, which arrived yesterday, MrW. Holley brought from Wanganui thirty-five heavy draught horses. Thirty-three of these are mares and geldings, but the other two are entires, intended to stand hero during the coming season. One is a bay horse named Surprise, by Marquis out of Duchess, and is full brother to the well-known draught sire Lord Glasgow, but much larger. The other is a promising three-year-old colt, bred irom imported stock.