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Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 1871, 21 February 1880, Page 2

WANTED KNOWN. C. R. C~h ; > o H THE CASH DEAPEE, IS SELLING OFF. the whole of his SUMMER STOCK of Millinery, Trimmed Hats, Fancy Goods, and Drapery at less than COST PRICE, owing of Extensive Alterations to his Shop. A special Line of Ladies', Girls', Boys', and Men's Straw Hals all at One Shilling each, worth 2a 6d. Children's Costumes of every size and description to be Sold Cheap. C. B, CHUBCH, Cash Drapery Depot, 2169 Late Mrs Bowler. "ANTED KNOWN—Land Ahead ¥ Y General Meeting of Shareholders Co-operative Land Company at 7.30 p m., To-Night, Old Oddfellows' Hall, Lichfield street. J. Baseley, sec. 3171 T t class Hotel. Apply at the Victoria Brbwkrt, Waltham. 3170 ANTED, at once, a Lad accustomed . . to horses. Apply to J. Struthers Williams, solicitor, Lichfield street east, Christchurch. 316 S ANTED, a civil, steady Man, as . . pantryman, also a respectable youth. W. H. Messenger, His Lordship's Larder. 3166 lO LIST, a new two-roomed Cottage, with garden and water. Apply J. J. PuiLLirs, Wilson's Bridge road, opposite Barnett's Nursery. Bent, 6s per week. 3167 HAVE EEMOVED to Offices in Messrs Ford, Bell and Co.'s Building, Herefori street, opposite Bank New South Wales. C. E. Salter, Barrister and Solicitor. 3169 ANTED, a competent Cook. Mrs F. Garrick, Merivale. 3161 'ANTED, by M. T., two or three • t Families' Washing. Apply M. T., office of this paper. 3157 WANTED, a respectable Xouth of fair education, as apprentice to the hsirdressing trade ; wage given per scale. Apply to Chas. Makamin, next Golden Age. 3155 WANTED, a Lost Greyhound, bitch, whelp, color fawn; had on cloth collar with name. Information gladly received. W. G. Walker, E.M. Court. 3141 WANTED, an experienced Housemaid ; references required. Apply to Mrs Sheath, Armagh street, Cranmer square. 3134 WANTED, a Boy, to Milk one Cow and look after a Horse and Buggy, in Christchurch. References required. Apply to Mr Murphy, opposite English Cemetery. 3148 WANTED to Let, Bakehouse, lately in the occupation of Angustus Thiele. Apply to Charles Lbzard, Watchmaker, High street. 3091 WANTED KNOWN—That in consequence of extensive alterations now going on in the premises Of Walker, Smith, & Co., Drapers, so., WS. & Co. have deolded to defer the sale of B. Dowle's Bankrupt Stock of Drapery, which we pnrohased from the trustee for cash at a large discount, the benefit of which we shall give to all purchasers. The sale will therefore commence on or about Saturday, 13th March. Terms cash, and one uniform price. WALKER, SMITH. & CO., Colombo WALKER. SMITH & CO., Sydenham; WALKER, SMITH & CO., Amberley ; WALKBB, SMITH & CO., Leeston. 3086 WANTED KNOWN—That Stapleton's Canary Consultation on the Dunedin Cup will be drawn on February 23rd. Apply early ; not many tickets left. 3016 WANTED to Sell, a big upstandiug Bay Gelding, black points, rising four years, broken to saddle and harness and quiet. Enquire office of this paper. 2871 rV| REWARD-LOST, a Silver HuntoWl ing Waltham LEVER, No. 8965 S —290, and a large sum ot money. The above reward will be given to any one returning to f BUS office. 3173 WANTED KNOWN—That William Gimblett's Advertisement of Cheap Fruit and Vegetables is on the first page of GiOBB. First read; then buy. 661 OK SALE—Two capital BUILDIN"* SITES, situate on Wilson's road, Opawa, containing altogether 2 roods 11 perches. Title Land Transfer A Terms easy. Alfred Thompson. 2129 SYDENHAM. SYDENHAM.—To Speculators, Mechanics, and others.—FOß SALE, Three New HOUSES, two of five rooms, and one of six rooms, with stables, and three-eights of an acre. Every convenience. Must be sold. Two five rooms each £2OO, only £3O cash; and one sixroomed, £350, only £SO cash. Apply, William Banks' Store, Windmill road south. 3059 O LET, the SHOP in High street, now In the occupation of Mr P. Steinmetz, and occupied by him as a boot and shoe shop for the last five years. Apply to B. Hale, Cashel street. 3061 O LET, HOUSE, containing four rooms, pantry and soullery, in Harper street south. Apply to Mrs Beivew, South Town Belt, three doors from Durham street. 3154 TO FANCY GOODS DEALERS, TOBACCONISTS, UP-COUMTRY BTOREKEEPEES, HAWKERS, and OTHERS. THE Undersigned, in consequence of his giving up importing and retiring from the business, begs to Intimate that he is now opening np all kinds of NOVELTIES in all its branches, and selling at very Low Piices, and at a much less coat than any other house can afford to do. The Stock is quite new, and will well repay a visit from intending purchasers. Come and see the Goods and judge for yourselves. H. A. DAVIS, HIGH AND LICHFIELD STREETS. No connection with any other house of the same name. 3158 H.M.S. CORMORANT. BY kind permission of the Commanding Officer, this Man-of -War =~ mil be open to the public from 1 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. TO-MORROW. The Steam Launch LYTTELTON will run to and from the ship at intervals during those hours. FARES—Is RETURN. AGAR & ROBERTS, 3172 Proprietors. TAILORS' SOCIETY. IHE usual MONTHLY MEETING of the Society will be held at the Foresters' Hall on MONDAY, the 23rd inst., at 8 p.m., to receive report and balance sheet, and any other business that may be brought forward. 3165 SOMETHING NEW. WE have just received the new " Cyprian Estamene Serge," in all the new shades at Is per yard. SOMETHING WONDERFUL. WE are now showing a lot of French Satin Cloths, in all colors, at Is per yard. SOMETHING STARTLING. [J E are selling fine Black Cashmere, 1£ yards wide, at Is lid per yard. SOMETHING EXTRAOBDINARY. WE have good heavy Grey Calico at 2s 9d per doz. H. E. MAT~AND CO., The Hall, High street.