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W A1 ™. a first-class Iron Turner. Oalei'stmtJ #t the ‘C*Merbury Foundry. I^RE^SMAKWG—WANXEO, ApprenvV,,“ c6a - Mrs McGregor, Barbado3i fltreet.Bouth. 2945 WASTED, to dispose of a Watchmaker's Business, well established ; a real genuine affair, and now doing a good fixtn J es * to °lß and materials a™?i k • 140 fi 0i , go ° d roaaona f or disposal. Apply ra first instance to Horology, Box o/ 1 vDnstchurch, 1942 WANTED, a few more country Boys for Weeding. Trent Bros. 1935 TjlbbND, a PIG, on November 19th. Owner can have the same by paving expenses. Apply to Jajvif.s Ferousson, oyaonham c o 1939 SVDENHAM CRICKET CLUB.—The ANNUAL MEETING of members Colombo road school on THURSDAY, November 20th, at 7.30 p.m ' 1040 w ANTEDS, 24 WORD 3, inserted for ONE SHILLING. WANTED, Servants requiring places to advertise in the Globe. ONS SHILLING only. w ANTED, a thorough -Hcasamald. Apply to Mrs GabhiOk, Metivale. 1931 WAN *ED KN OWN, Ha- wa^Ts^ , ner . B “ BB leave “ Morten’s Hotel, vnnetchuroh, 10 fn i Dg( g.i s afternoon. , mnP ”» 8 morning, 4.15 afternoon. St. a an< 2 Kailway Busses as per Time VV7ANTED, a Cook, on December 11th. w T Must be competent. References required. No washing. Apply, Mrs Goult>, Hambleden, North town belt. 1914 WANTED Sell, cheap, the Phillipstown Post Office Store and Dwellioghouse, with Stable, &c. Apply at the Stobb. 1941 SHINGLE PIT, to be LET or SOLD, in the Suburbs of Chiistchurch ; terms given. Write, Box 199, Christchurch. 1876 WANTED KNOWN—That William Gimblett’s Advertisement of Cheap Fruit and Vegetables is on the first page of Globe. First read ; then buy. 661 OVER ONE MILE, or 1800 YARDS LUSTRE, reduced from Is’.to Sid yard. Straw Hats, 6d ; trimmed do, Is 6d A. Walker, Christchurch, Sydenham, and Amberley. 1731 WANTED tbe Public to Know,that the Globe inserts Wanteds” for ONE SHILLING. WANTED KNOWN, that King Brothers have Just received a direct shipment of Greener’s Celebrated Hammerlesa Guns; also, Single and Double-barrel Muzzle and Breech-loading Guns of every description, Chilled Shot, Ourtia and Harvey’s, Nos. 2,4, and 6 ; Powder, and every Sportsman’s requisite. See Advertisement on fourth page of Globes. 4755 WANTED KNOWN Glass, China, Earthenware. Having just received large shipments of the above Goods, we are prepared to give our customers special value. Liberal discount to persons furnishing. Also, a large assortment ’of Lamps with patent extinguishers and other burners.— Mathesok Bros, and Co., Cashel street. The trade liberally supplied. 4413 WANTED Known—That the GLOBE receives the latest EUROPEAN TELEGRAMS direct from its own agent in London,

V'I'IO LET, a well-furnished OFFICE in our building, suitable for an accountant or surveyor. Bent moderate. Lewis and Gould, Hereford street, Christchurch. 1313 TO LET, a Five-roomed HuUSE and Scullery, and every convenience, and in good order. Apply to Mrs "Virtue, Oak street. East belt, three doors from Toomer’s. 1937 TO LET, two Furnished BOOMS. Apply to Mr Ashworth, Bootmaker, Jnear Bailway gates, Colombo street, Sydenham.^ OTTARTfiK ACRE WANTED. SYDENHAM, WANTED TO PURCHASE, auaifcer acre Land, situated near Colombo road School. Offers to s f ate exact position and lowest price for cash, i Apply to 1945 FORD, BELL & CO. TO LICENSED VICTUALLERS, CONFECTIONERS, AND FRUITERERS. TENDERS are invited by the Amalgamated Benefit Friendly Societies’ Fete Committee for the undermentioned BOOTHS, to be erected on the Show Grounds of the A. rnd P. Association, Colombo street sonth, at the forthcoming Fete on Boxing Day Confectioners’ Booths, Nos. 1 and 2 Publicans ~ „ 1 and 2 Fruit ~ ~ 1 The successful tenderers for the confectioners’ booths will be required to provide luncheons at hot more than 2s per head. ■ The highest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. j Sealed Tenders to be sent in to the underfeigned, Forresters’ Hall, Christchurch, on or before 7 p.m., Thursday, December 4th. J. S. "WILLIAMS. 1943 Hon. Secretsiy, A.B.F.S.P.C. SONGSTERS. MB C. BEANDMULLER has arrived from Germany, via Dunedin, with 500 BIRDS, different varieties. They include Canaries, Bullfinches, Goldfinches, Chaffinches, Siskins, Robin Redbreasts, and Nightingales. Mr Brandrauller succeeded in landing 1000 out of 1600 which he left Germany with. Mr B. has taken up his quaiters at the Wellington Hotel, Tnam street, where an interview is kindly requested. 1944 MAYORAL ELECTION. ! TO THE CITIZENS OF CHRISTCHURCH, /"N ENTLEMEN, —A rumor having been cirVJT culated that I intend resigning the contest in the election for Mayor in favor ef one of the two other candidates, I wish to give a flat denial to such a statement, as I intend standing in my position as Senior Councillor by virtue of election in September, 1878, at the head of Ihe poll by a majority of three hundred and sixty ; and as I consider that every person seeking public honors should stand upon his individual merits, it is my intention to Contest this Election strictly in accordance with the principles of the ballot. Therefore, it may not be out of place here for me to note one or two instances whereby my presence in the Council has been of service to ihe citizens. Ist. The earnest and regular attendance to my duties for a number of years, wherein I have been absent only from one Council meeting during the whole of the period, and on that occasion I was iu the country on my own account in the interest of the citizens, endeavoring to find a two thousand acre block of land as the Municipal endowment from the General Government, in which case I succeeded, and reported same to the Council. The result being the selection of the two thousand acres of Christchurch City Council Reserve in the Geraldine district. 2nd. I claim to have been the means of economising this year’s general rates to the extent of at least five thousand pounds, which amount would have been spent had a resolution of the Council been carried into effect, viz., for the erection of Council offices in the Public Works yard, adjoining the old water mill, and at the same time ignoring the splendid site in the Market square, which, at my instigation and exertion, has b;en made over to the City Council by the General Government for a Town Hall and Municipal offices, and is now universally admitted to bo the most suitable site for the purpose, whenever it is deemed advisable to erect su'h buildings. Trusting that long and good services will not be forgotten, I respectfully solicit the favor of your placing me in the honorable position of Mayor fsr the ensuing year. I remain, Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, 11-18 1927 JAS. GAPES. BOROUGH OP SYDENHAM. ANNUAL ELECTION OF MAYOR. IN pursuance of the provisions of the Eegu- . lation of Local Elections Act, 1876, I hereby give notice that JOHN THOMPSON BROWN, and WILLIAM WOMBWELL CHARTERS Have this day been duly Nominated as Candidates for the office of Mayor for the Borough of Sydenham, and that a POLL for the Flection of one of the above named candidates will be taken at the Borough Council Chambers on WEDNESDAY, the 26th day of November, 1879, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. CHARLES ALLISON, JUN., Returning Officer. Sydenham, November 17th, 1879. 1936