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WANTED, a General Servant. Apply Scotch Stores. 3022 / ANTED, to Kent three or four-roomed COTTAGE, under ten minutes' walk from Railway Station. Apply Globe office. 3021 7"ANTBD, a good Wheelwright and a Blacksmith, used to general work. A. Johnston, Montreal and Tuam streets. 2920 WANTED, two Boys for Sawmills. Previous experience preferred. Apply Lang down and C 0... High street, Christchurch. 2025 % A ) ANTED, a General Servant, who can VV do plain cooking, washing pat out, and boy kept. Apply before 3, or after 5, to Mrs Hart, Hereford street west, near the Domain. 3003 NEW well finished FOUR-ROOMED . HOUSE, not yet been occupied, for SALE cheap, on easy terms. Apply at Davenport's City Tea Mart, High street. Christchurch. 2937 FOR SALE, 40 T;>NS of MEADOW HAY, one year old, at Cashmere. Apply to Overseer. 3000 " OST, in Colombo street, last meht, a " Silver Geneva WATCH, No. 37,641. Finder will be rewarded on leaving same with Mies Russell, Dunstable House, Cashel street. 2023 OAIID and Eesidence for two young Ladies. Apply Mrs Roberts, next Crown Stores, St. Asaph street. 2026 TO SHIPWRIGHTS. ANDERS will be received by the undersigned for SLIPPING and CAULKING the Schooner GARIBALDI. Tenders to be sent in by noon of Monday next, November 18th, CAMERON, BROTHERS, 3015 Lyttelton. BOROUGH OF SYDENHAM. IMPOUNDING OP STRAY CATTLE. ,ÜBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that MR WILLIAM GEORGE HARTLE has been appointed by the Sydenham Borough Council to IMPOUND all or any Cattle, Horses, Sheep, &c , which may be found wandering at large on the streets or roads of the Borough. W. CUTHBERT, 3Q07 Town Clerk. TJST UNPACKED by the Undersigned, ex Waimate, 7 PACKAGES, STATIONERY, AND FANCY GOODS, Consisting of Account Books, Pocket Books, Note Paper and Envelopes (various), Inkstands, Carte de Visite, India Tinted and other Photographic Mounts, &c, &c., &c. WALTER "SUCKLING, STATIONER, &c, Manchester Street South. CHRISTCHURCH. 163 TO HENRY THOMSON, Esq, MAYOR OF CHRISTCHURCH. DEAR SIR,—We, the undersigned Burgesses of the city of Christchurch, fully appreciating the thoroughly indepen dent and business-like manner in which you have discharged the duties of the Mayoralty during the current year, hereby request that you will permit yourself to be nominated for the office for the ensuing term, and pledge ourselves heartily to support your candidature. (Signed)™' °" ANDREW DUNCAN. 1 * ' P. CUNNINGHAM. A. W. BICKEKTON. l^h^sP^ To Messrs A. Duncan, R. Cunningham, A. TV. Bickerton, J. D. Macpherson, and 157 other gentlemen signing the requisition. Gentlemen—l thank you most heartily for the very influentially-signed requisition this day placed in my hands, asking me to allow myself to be nominated for the office of Mayor, and ,for the very complimentary terms you have been pleased to iiae in referring to the manner in which I have discharged the duties of the Mayoralty during the current year. It gives me great pleasure to accede to your request, and I now place myself in the hands of my fellow-citizens for re-election. During my term of office I found the duties of the Mayoralty, combined with those of Chairman of the Hospital and Charitable Aid Board, so onerous as to requite for their proper discharge very much more time than anyone actively engaged in business could possibly spare ; but I am now in a position which will enable me to devote the whole of my time, if necessary, to the requirements of the office, _ and on that account feel more confidence in again soliciting the votes of the electors. It is quite true that I cannot point to either lamp or fountain as a memorial of my zeal on behalf of the city's interests, yet I may fairly claim the greatest share of the credit in securing the 800 acres reserve at the Sandhills, the revenue from which, in a few years, will greatly lighten the burdens of the ratepayers. The improvements in Cathedral square, as originally suggested by me, have been carried out, and although opposed at first, are now universally approved. I am quite alive to the absolute necessity tor secuniig an ample and permanent supr 3 J of water for the «ity, and am to devote both time and enoryy to the attainment of that object. The erection of new Municipal Offices and Town Hall is also a necessity, and will have my best support. With the year's experience I have had of tho duiiea of the office, and encouraged by the flattering terms in which you have referred to my discharge of them, 1 hope, should you do me the honor of re-electing me, to bo able still more ellioiently to fill the position of your Chief Magistrate; and, having no private interests to serve, will continue in the future, as I always have done in the past, to devote my beat energies to the advancement of our pronperous and rising city, and tho of the in- . terests of the ratepayers. I I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, H. Thomson. Christchurch, 14th November, IS7B. 3016 I ROPER'S HORSE REPOSITORY, CATTLE YARDS, AUCTIOjN[_ ROOMS. SATURDAY, 16th NOVEMBER, 12 o'clock. —IHE USUAL WKEKLY AUCTION *ALE, as above, of vehicles, cattle, pigs, poultry, furniture, produce And goods. 2)27 ATST fc>ENED, and READY FOR _ 'ilAL v , a t prices which defy competition— ■A Sjlendid Assortment of .X.ADIES* AN d CHILDREN'S | u NLv;s(jLOTHiNa. m Morning Wi»ppers, from 7s 6 1 Kid Gloves, Is lid. . Anod shilling's Mol th for Gd on the s»qP 6 7 table. H. E. MAY & CO., V The Hail, High street.