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WANTED private bed and sitting-room, with board, where no other boarders are kept. Apply sharp, to W. 8.D., office of t l fa paper. 4382 TjCT'ANTE J Tenders for Building three VV rooms, two rooms 12 x 12, lean-to 12 xB. Apply to John Daw, Inver cm el o House, Tnam street east. 4381 IATANTED a few Boys for picking tv chicory. Apply Trent Bros Victoria street. 4377 'ANTED by a Baker of many experiences, and a steady man ; a situation; can do Something at butchering as well. Address, John By an, Crown Hotel, Lyttelton. 4379 WANTED, at once, Married Couple, without encumbrance. v> ife to cook and 'wash, man to milk and able to kill sheep. Apply Mr Kennawat, Hillsborough 4360 WANTED. Servants requiring places to advertise in the Globe. ONE SHILLING only, for cash. WANTED KNOWN—Rice, 71b. for Is 61 ; « hesse, 7d per lb. ; Tea, 1s 8d per lb j White Sugar. 4d per lb , each of excellent quality. Every article of Grocery equally cheap. Price list free. T. Taylor, Colombo street, naxt to Mr Sheath and High street, opposite Oaversham Hotel. 126 WANTED KNOWN—The American Hewing Machine Company, Colombo street (two doors from the Golden Fleece Hotel), have on h ind the largest and best assorted stock of Sewing Machines in Canterbury, INCLUDING THE GENUINE SINGER. All onr Machines come direct from the manufacturers, which enables us to sell at the lowest prices. Any Machine bonght and not approved of can be exchanged within one month, without extra charge. A guarantee given with each machine. All repairs done on the premises by a competent Machinist kept for that purpose. Duplicate parts fur all kinds of machines. Needles, Cottons, Machine Oil, Belts, &0., &c,, always in stock, 3275 WANTED KNOWN—That NITROUSOXIDE GAS is administered DAILY at the Office of IB S. B. SEYMOUE, SURGEON DENTIST, Gloucester Street, Christchurch. Teeth Extracted from 9 to 10 a.m. at a charge of Is for working people. 4200 THE NEW WASHING MACHINE (Hamper’s Patent) is only made by J. and T. DANES, and sold by the leading Ironmongers. They are thoroughly appreciated by all purchasers, 3000 sold in Mel* bourne in one month. The genuine Machine is marked “DANKS,” on the base. Price, 10s. No runners or hawkers supplied. Beware of Imitations. 4103 WANTED KNOWN—That the Grand Prize of the Paris Exhibition, for the Best Sewing Machine in the Wor d* was awarded to Wheeler and Wilson’s New No. 8 Sewing Machine, beating over eighty other competitors (Singer included). To be had of the Sole Agent, J. M. Thompson, English and American Sewing Machine Depot, Colombo street, Christchurch, opposite Coates and Co.’s. 3253 WANTED KNOWN —An immense saving can be effected by persons about to Furnish if they purchase for Cash, thereby avoiding the heavy charges consequent on time payments. All kinds of Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, Crockery, Ac., in stock. Klebnan and Digby, Manchester street South, near Scott Brothers’ foundry. 3245 WANTED KNOWN—Loans granted in sums of £5 and upwards, payable by weekly, monthly, and quarterly instalments. Apply to K. S. Raphael, Atlantic Loan Office. Hereford street. 2634 WANTED KNOWN—That William Gimblett’s Advertisement of Cheap Fruit and Vegetables ift on the first page of Globe. First read ; then buy. 661 WANTED Known, that the GLOBE can be had everywhere. Price One Penny. ’ WANTED KNOWN—Why Walker, Smith, and Co. are becoming a household word ? They have a business iu Colombo street, Christchurch, and another in Sydenham ; also A mberley, and a fourth in Leeston. They Buy Largely and t ell Cheap, having spare cash to the amount of four figures, they are always on the alert for bargains. It is only recently that they bought B. Uowle’a Bankrupt Stock very cheap, and mors ’ recently they bought also for cash two direct shipments from new chums many of the articles much below English prices, hence the bargains to their customers and tho well-deserved notoriety of being the cheap Drapers and Clothiers. They sell as cheap in the country as in town. Small profits and quick returns is the motto of Walker, Smith and Co,, and the t=rms are cash. 3086 WANTED KNOWN —Gentlemen in quest of Clothing will find it to be a great saving to try G. I. MKRRIE, Tailor, Hereford street, the original Tradesmen’s Tailor of Dunedin, his long Colonial expe rlence justifies him in saying that the value given by him in suits, from 64 10s upwards, is unsurpassed in Canteibury. During his time in Christchurch he has given universal satisfaction in fit and quality of workman, ship. Gentlemen’s own materials made up. AST Hereford street, near the Mill 2239 Bridge. T OST, brown GELDING, anchor brand i i indistinct on near shoulder, long bak, rather heavy fora hack just aged, about 15 hands high, legs rather hairy. Missed from paddock at Middleton station on' night of 30th April. One pound reward. Apply to Dr. Foster, Christchurch, or at Middleton. 4278 TO BAKERS. TO LET,’ BAKEHOUSE and OVEN, with Stables attached. Apply D. STRANAGHAN, Grocer, 3315 Victoria Street. J7IOR SALE—Two capital BUILDING JD SITES. _ situate on Wilson’s road, Opawa, containing altogether 2 roods 11 perches. Title Land Transfer Act. Terms easy. Alfred Thompson. 2129 PHILOSOPHICAL INSTITUTE OF CANTERBURY. CONVERSAZIONE, THE Annual Conversazione of the Institute will be held at the PROVINCIAL COUNCIL CHAMBERS, ON . THURSDAY, MAY 27th, 1880, Commencing at 8 p.m. Each member is entitled to three tickets, which may be obtained from the SubLibrarian at the Public Library, on producing the receipt for the current year’s subscription, Messrs Birch and Co., of Cathedral square, have been authorised to receive members’ subscriptions. GEORGE GRAY. 4343 Ho corary Secretary. ALL ACCOUNTS against the Farm of DALE and LEVEXT must be sent in by the 26ch of May, or they will not be recognised. JAMES LEVETT, 4366 Killlnchy. PRIVATE DANCING CLASS. A PRIVATE DANCING CLASS will i meet in Gee’s Schoolroom, Worcester street, every TUESDAY and THURSDAY, commencing on Tuesday, 25th May. This class is principally for bsgmners to learn from steps and positions, and gives an opportunity for Ladles and Gentlemen to learn the real style of fashionable dancing. Juvenile Class—Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 5 till 7 p.m. Adult Class—Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 8 till 10 p.m. Terms moderate, quarterly or monthly. Teacher —, W. PARKER, 4374 Prof, of Dancing.