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Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1444, 2 October 1878, Page 2

IN TED, a respectable ' Piper, Oaahel street. zoau ANTED, a Person to board and lodge, and take the entire charge of an invalid. Apply to Dr D yle. 2503 Y*7"ANIED, a Gill about 16 or 17, to T t make herself generally useful. One accustomed to children preferred. Apply Mrs O'Connell, Grocery Store, Lichfield street East. . 2519 ANTED, a good General Servant. » t -Apply Mrß Brice. Oxford Terrace East, two doors from Holly Store. 2520 ANTED immediately, two good Asw » sistants to the Dressmaking. Apply to Mis Legge, dressmaker, Woolston. 2521 ANTED, Four good Quarrymen. » t None but those thoroughly well up in the work need apply. Cameron Bros., Lyttelton. " 2510 WANTED, a Milliner. Apply to J. Ballantyne and Co., Dunstable House. - . 2525 ANTED KNOWN, that two or three ? t Gentlemen can be accommodated with 'good Board and Residence. For particulars, address A.Z, office of this paper. 2524 TO JOINERS. , ANTED, First Bench Hands. Constant employment to good men in Christohurch. W, Montgomery and Co., Limited. 2527 10 DRESSMAKERS— WANTED, Dressmakess and Machinists. Apply, Miss Crosbie, Dunstable House. 2474 10 DBEsSMAKERS—WANTED, Hirst Hands, Improvers, and Apprentices ; also, Apprentices for the Millinery. Apply Mrs Burnham, Hobday and Co., Waterloo House. 2513 10 LftT, a comfortable two-room COTTAGE with garden, fruit trees, &c. Apply at Kerr's Store, Bingsland. 2512 J LET, by Tender, the City Hotel . BILLIARD ROOM. For particulars, apply at the Hotel. ' 2492 TO ROAD CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS. L away Earth, the Fifty Loads are wanted to be removed. Apply J. Smith, Cashel street. 2523 OST, to-day, in Christchurch, a Leather A BAG, containing a Baker's Entry Book. Finder will oblige by leaving same with Mr Lloyd, Durham street, South Town Belt. 2526 JAMES MILLS, TAILOB, PBATT'S BUILDINGS, COLOMBO STREET, AKES this opportunity to return thanks liberal support, .and assures them that nothing shall be' wanting on his part to maintain their confidence. He begs to inform his patrons and the public that he has now Opened his FIRST SHIPMENT of Spring Goods per Palala, first-class English selection—nothing surpassed. An early inspection is solicited. 2348 BOOTS !_BOOTS! T. ANDERSON I>EGS to announoe to his customers and Miorted Stock of GENTS', LADIES', AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES, both English and Colonial made, besides all kinds of Boots and Shoos made on the Premises, In first-class style, peg, sewn, »nd rivltted, . Note the address— T. ANDERSON, DUBLIN BOOT AND SHOB DEPOT 4885 No.llfl Colombo «krsat. Ohrt fc mh GRAND EXPOSITION. OPENING OF AEGYLL HOUSE. FIRST WEEK IN OCTOBER. Gr.L.BEATH&CO. "AVE pleasure in intimat- . ing that their NEW PREMISES WILL BE OPENED as above, with over Three Hundred Cases of New and Fashionable Drapery, &c, imported direct from the English and .Continental Markets, including several cases of Choice French and Japanese Manufactures of very newest designs. The above are now being opened up ex steamships Kent, Syria, Lusitania, Lutterworth, and other late arrivals, and will be marked unusually cheap, owing to lateness of season, Christchurch, September, 1878. WE have the pleasure of informing the public that our FIRST aHIPMENT of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS ARE NOW ON VIEW, Comprising : Fast color prints, from per yard; Horrock's longcloth, 4b lid per dozen; grey, drab, and slate alpacas, 7£d per yard. UNDERCLOTHING. French kid gloves, Is lid per pair; two button do, 2s lid per pair. H. E. MAY & CO., The Hall, High street.