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IF you want your Sewing Machines to work well, bring them to Pozzi’a W-rkahop, Victoria street. 1997 WANTED, a Tenant for a Five-roomed House, with every convenience. Apply T. J. Beee3F»ed, St. Asaph street. Fast belt, 1977 WANTED, by a Lady, engaged daring the day, Board and Lodging. Terms moderate. Address M.F., office of this paper. 1978 WANTED, a strong, Active Lad. about sixteen, for the yard. John Waller & Co,, Timber merchant, Tuam street. 1970 WANTED, a Light Express Waggon. Apply, stating particulars, to Box 197, P. 0., Christchurch. 1984 WANTED, a Man to Mow a few acres of grass. Apply G. H. Sharpe, Hills’ road, Opawa. 1991 WANTED, at once, a Strong Girl, as Second Cook, at Mr Bourgeois’ Restaurant, Cashel street. 1990 WANTED, Bricklayers. Apply at the office of Hubbard & Browne, Civil Engineers, Hereford Chambers. 1996 BONUS, £6 —A Gentleman wanting his Remittances requires the LOAN of £25 for one month. Security, market value four times the amount lodged, with a responsible party. Address A. 8., office ot this paper. 1993 TO LET, Two Front Rooms in a nice T Cottage. Apply St. Asaph street East, fourth house from the belt, on the South side. 1994 WANTED Known, that the GLOBE can be obtained at all Railway Stations. WANTED KNOWN, that unless Advertisements are sent in early they cann t be inserted in the Country Edition of the Globe. W ANTiSDS, 24 WOK 93, inserted for ONE SHILLING. WAN i'ED KN OWN, Hayward’s Sumner Buss leaves Morten’s Hotel, Christchurch, 10 morning, 6.15 afternoon. Leaves Sumner, 8 morning, 4.15 afternoon. St Alban’s and Railway Basses as per Time Table. 1923 S S 7 ANTED the Public to Know, that the Vt Globe inserts “ Wanted ” for ONE SHILLING. WANTED KNOWN, that the GLOBE gives more space for “ Wanteds ” than any other paper in the Colony for ONE SHILLING WANTED Sell, cheap, the Phillipstown Post Office Store and Dwellinghouse, with Stable, &c. Apply at the Store. 1941 WANTED KNOWN, that the scale of advertising charges in the GLOBE is the lowest in New Zealand. WANTED Known, that the GLOBE can be had everywhere. Price One Penny. Wanted Known—That the GLOBE receives the latest EUROPEAN TELEGRAMS direct from its own agent in London. 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 S£d yard. Straw Hats, 6d; trimmed do. Is 6d. A. Walker, Christchurch, Sydenham, aryl Amberley. 1731 WANTED the Public to Know.that the Globe inserts Wanteds” for ONE SHILLING. ANTED KNOWN, that King Brothers have just received a direct shipment of Greener’s Celebrated Hammerless Guns ; also, Single and Double-barrel Muzzle and Breech-loading Guns of every description, Ohilled Shot, Curtis and Harvey’s, Nos. 2,4, and 6 ; Powder, and every Sportsman’s requisite. Bee Advertisement on fourth page of Globe. 4755 KNOWN Glass, China, . . Earthenware. Having just received irga shipments of the above Goods, we are repared to give our customers special value, ibeial discount to persona furnishing. llso, a large assortment of Lamps with atent extinguishers and other burners.— fiTHESON Bros, and Co., Cashel street, 'he trade liberally supplied. 4413 Known—That the GLOBE , , receives the latest EUROPEAN ELEGRAMB direct from its own agent in ondon. CO LET, a well-furnished OFFICE in i our building, suitable for an aountant or surveyor. Rent moderate. ewis and Gould, Hereford street, Chriatmrch. 1313

Mayoral Election. TO THE BURGESSES OF THE City of Christchurch. GENTLEMEN, —I have been induced to come forward for RE-ELECTION, chiefly for the reason that the present Councillors are nearly all new to office. If my conduct in the I Chair has hitherto met with your approval, ;and you think my seven years’ experience in the Council will bo of benefit to the citizens, I trust you will favor me with your'support at the forthcoming Election on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 26th inst. As it will be impossible for me (with my official duties) to find time for a personal canvass, I taka this opportunity of soliciting your votes, feeling assured that the past year’s experience has given me additional knowledge of Municipal affairs, which, if I am elected, will be of service to myself and the public generally. I am. Gentlemen, Tours faithfully, 1956 C. T. ICE. I. O. O. P., M. U. LOYAL CITY OP CHRISTCHURCH LODGE. A SPECIAL SUMMONED MEETING will be held on MONDAY, NOYEMBEB 24th, at 7.30 p.m. Business : To consider report of Hall Committee and Plans re Building on old hall site. (By order) 1992 E. BOBELAND, N.G. APT I S T MADRAS BRIDGE. SERVICE OF SONG (With Orchestral Accompaniment), “THE WORLD’S REDEEMER.” Conductor—Mr H. Corrick. TUESDAY NEXT’ 25th INST, 7.30. i- m. Tickets—ls each. Proceeds to be given to Fund for purchase of American Organ. 1981 NORTH BELT DRAINAGE WORKS. 8 ÜBPLUB PEAT SOIL, &c,, to be DISPOSED OF. Apply on the Works 1985 THE Friends of Mr John Watt are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his late Father-in-law, Mr Alexander Smith, to leave bis residence, Durham street South, Sydenham To morrow (Sunday), at half-past 2 o’clock, for the Addington Cemetery. H. SCRIMSHAW, Undertaker, Corner of Durham and St. Asaph streets. 1975 w EBLIYAN £JH U RCH COLOMBO ROAD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd. Rev. J. S. Smalley, Morning and Evening, Evening Subject—“ Ten reasons for believing the eternal punishment of sin.” Open-air Service in Addington at 3 p.m. (weather permitting). 1982