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rW lO BAKERS—Wanted a good Steady -fl- Man ; mast thoroughly understand hia work. H. M'Ghegor. Papanui. 4930 WANTED, an experienced ParlourMaid. References required. Apply Mrs Corfe, Christ’s College. 4925 rSTT"ANTED, a strong active English Girl » » as General Servant. Must be able to cook and iron well. Apply II to 4, Mrs Simpson - , Oxford terrace, near Madras bridge. 4921 WANTED, a respectable Boy, to make himself generally useful. Apply Mrs Hall, Eastern Hotel, Cashel street. 4922 TO TAILOKESSES.—Wanted, Coat, Vest, and Trousers Hands ; also, Apprentices and Improvers, at Kidd’s Clothing Factory, Lichfield street, corner of Madras street. 4924 WANTED KNOWN—Throe or four Young Men can obtain board and residence ; single rooms with sitting-room. Mrs Harvey, corner of Worcester street and East town belt 4874 i ANTED, Working Men to call at v % Jersey House they will hear of something to their advantage. John Johnston, Manager. 4739 WANTED KNOW N—William Gimblett's Advertisement of Seeds, Trees, Flowers, Fruit and General Produce is on the first page of Globe. 661 WANTED KNOWN—The American Hewing Machine Company, Colombo street (two doors from the Golden Fleece Hotel), have on hand the largest and best assorted stock of Sewing Machines in Canterbury, INCLUDING THE GENUINE SINGER. All our Machines come direct from the manufacturers, which enables us to sell at the lowest prices. Any Machine bought 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 pares for all kinds of machines. Needles, Cottons, Machine Oil, Belts, &c., &0., always in stock, 3275 WANTED KNOWN—That the Grand Prize of the Paris Exhibition, for the Best Sewing Machine in the World, 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, &0., in stock. Kiernan 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, 8. Raphael, Atlantic Loan Office. Hereford street. 2634 WANTED Known, that the GLOBE can be had everywhere. Price One Penny, WANTED KNOWN —Gentlemen m quest of Clothing will find it to be a great saving to try G. I. MEERIE, Tailor, Hereford street, the original Tradesmen’s Tailor of Dunedin, his long Colonial experience justifies him in saying that the value given by him in suits, from £4 10s upwards, is unsurpassed in Canteibury. During his time in Christchurch he has given universal satisfaction in fit and quality of workmanship. Gentlemen’s own materials made up. A2T Hereford street, near the Mill 2239 Bridge/ Wanted known—That walker, Smith and Co. have made further purchases at about half-price—2soo yards Pompadour Aberdeens and Plain Winceys, and are offering the same from 4|d per yard ; 150 Felt t'kirts; 900 yards Flannel; 80 Black Fur Collaretts, very scarce line, from 7a 6d each - 6 dozen Ladies’ and Girls’ Felt Hats, from Is each; Ladies’Ulsters, from 6s; a splendid assortment of Blankets, both English and Colonial, decidedly cheap ; Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, bankrupt stock ; Men’s All Wool Crimean Shirts, 4s 6d each. Our terms are Cash ; we buy cheap and sell cheap; the same goods can be purchased at same prices at onr branches. N.B.—Amberley, Lseston, Sydenham. Lyttelton, and Walker, Smith and Co.’s, Colombo street, Christchurch, the very house for bargains and civility—a Real Beehive. 3086 TO FRUITERERS, GARDENERS, AND OTHERS. Me, c. t. ick wm sell by auction, at the Central Sale Rooms TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7th, A choice lot of apples, consisting of stone pippins, golden rnssets, and others, as well as a lot of apple trees, all without reserve Also, A really first-rate lot of Peninsula cheese in cloth, in lota to suit buyers, hams and bacon, chickwheat, &o. Also, A large quantity of household furniture Remnants of Brussels carpeting China and glass Carpenters’ tools Mangles, wall papers, and Miscellaneous goods. Sale to commence with fruit at 11.30. 4928 UNRESERVED SALE. LYTTELTON, JULY Bth, 1880 MR JOHN S. WILCOX will SELL BY AUCTION, A Quantity of Ornamental Shrubs, Forest and Fruit Trees. After which. Household Furniture, removed for convenience of sale, consisting of mahogany sofa, chairs, easy chair, sewing machines, bedsteads, &0., &c. 4926 Sale at 12 o’clock sharp. 171 OR SALE—Two capital BUILDING JJ SITES, situate on Wilson’s road, Opawa, containing altogether 2 roods 11 perches. Title Land Transfer Act. [Terms easy. Alfred Thompson, 2129 THE MUTUAL BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY OF CANTERBURY (PERMANENT.) Established November, 1372. Incorporated 1876, CAPITAL SHARES £lO each; Rally Paid-up Investment Shares, £25 each. Subscriptions, 2s 6d monthly. NO ENTRANCE FEES. Shares can he taken up at any time, J. A. BIRD, 4881 Secretary. THE CANTERBURY BUILDING SOCIETY (PERMANENT). THE Monthly SUBSCRIPTIONS and REPAYMENTS are DUE THIS DAY (TUESDAY), JULY Cth, When.the office will be open from 7 to 9p.m., as well as the usual hours from 10 am. to 4 p.m. Paid-up Shares (Class A), or Subscription Shares (Class B), can be taken np at any time. Deposits renewed at highest current rates. Loans Granted for one year and upwards. Prospectus and further information on application to EDWD. J. T. FORD, Manager. 7 5 4920 CHRISTCHURCH, SYDENHAM, AND SUBURBAN BUILDING SOCIETY (Permanent). Offices—Hereford street, Christchurch. THE Offices of the above Society will be open for the receipt of Subscriptions and other payments, and applications for Investing Shares between the hours of 10 a m. and spm., and from 7 to 9 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, JULY 7th. Intending Investors are reminded that in this Society they receive 71- per cent interest on their Subscriptions for the first, as well as each succeeding year, free of any working expenses W. W. CHARTERS, Manager. 4923