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\\T ANTED, Runners to Soil Catalogues Vt for Industrial Exhibition, J. T, Smith and Co., Hereford street. 5011 WANTED, a good General Servant. Apply Mrs W. Jameson, Hereford street west. 5012 WANTED, a Baker, able to take charge of an oven ; must be sober. Apply to M. Doyle, Dublin Bakery, Bingsland, at 7 p.m. 5009 WANTED, a good General Servant. •Apply to Mrs J. Hosewaßne, Victoria street. 5008 WANTED, an experienced Nurse, accustomed to the management of children. Victoria Registry Office, Armagh street east. 5005 BARGAIN.—SECTION, Two-roomed /»_ HOUSE ; fenced ; artesian well. Selwyn street, between Poulson and Ward street?, Sydenham. 5007 "ANTED, Servants requiring places to advertise in the Gloue, ONE SHILLING only, for cash. WANTED, a Boy, about 15 years old. Apply in own handwriting. Be ferences required. H. A. Davis, High street. 5002 YOUNG MEN WANTED, to Sell a new Article on Commission ; £2 per week easily realised. King and Boule, Grocers, St. Asaph street. 5000 WANTED, a General Servant, one who can do plain cooking. Apply at the Royal Hotel, Lyttelton. 5004 WANTED, a Girl. Apply to Mrs R. Pepi’EßßLl, Armagh street East, first house over belt. 4991 WANTED, comfortable Board and Residence, by two Gentlemen. Apply, stating terms, to Comfort, Post Office. 4988 TO TAILORESSES.—Wanted. Coat, Vest and Trousers Hands ; also, Apprentices and Improvers. Wages from the beginning. Apply at Kidd's Clothing Factory, Lichfield street, corner of Madras street. 4981 WANTS I', by a respectable person, a Child to Wet Nurse. Milk new. Apply by letter 8.R., office of this paper. 4955 Wanted kjn o w n-William Gimblett's Advertisement of Seeds, Trees, Flowers, Fruit and General Produce is on the first page of Globe. 661 'ANTED KNOWN—The American Sewing 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 bo exchanged within one month, withont 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., &c., 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 bo 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, <tc., in stock. Kiernan and Digby, Manchester street South, near Scott Brothers’ foundry. WANTED KNOvVN—Loans granted in sums of £5 and upwards, payable by weekly, monthly, and quarterly instalments. Apply to R. S. Raphael, Atlantic Loan Office. Hereford street. 2634 WANTED KNOWN Gentlemen in quest of Clothing will find it to bo a great saving to try G. I. MKRRIE, Tailor, Hereford street, the original Tradesmen’s Tailor of Dunedin, his long Colonial oxpe rience justifies him in saying that the value given by him in suits, from £4 10s upwards, is unsurpassed in Canterbury. During his time in Christchurch he has given universal satisfaction in fit and quality of workman, ship. Gentlemen’s own materials made up. SST 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 per yard ; 150 Felt rffiirts ; 9CO yards Flannel; 80 Black Fur Collaretts, very scarce lino, from 7s 6d each - 6 dozen Ladies’ and Girls’ Felt Gats, 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, Leeston, Sydenham. Lyttelton, and Walker, Smith and Co.’s, Colombo street, Christchurch, the very house ,for bargains and civility—a Real Beehive. 3086 TO - MOREOW JULY 14th, AT THE Central Sale Rooms ME, C, T. ICK will SELL BY AUCTION, Akaroa cheese Hobart Town and Canterbury apples Bacon, barley meal Onions, potatoes, &c. Also. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Mangles, platedware, and Books upon Architecture, in variety Pictures, bedroom furniture, and General miscellaneous articles. Sale of Produce at 12 o’clock. Ot REWARD. —LOST, supposed to oW-l- be in High street, a PURSE, containing one £lO-note and one £l. The finder will receive the above reward on leaving it at Davenport’s, Grocers. 5010 T OST, between, it is supposed, Gloucester JLi and Colombo streets, a lady's Silver LO ,’KET and CHAIN. The finder will ba rewarded. Apply Offica cf this paper. 171 OK SALE—Two capital BUILDING -S3 SITES, situate on Wilson’s road. Opawa, containing altogether 2 roods 11 perches. Title Land Transfer Act. jTerms easy. Alfred Thompson. 2129 WANTED Known, that the GLOBE can be had everywhere. Price One Penny. TO LET, a Three-roomed HOUSE, Selwyn street, Addington. Apply to Mrs Seiles, first street past Scotch Cemetery. 4996 BARGAIN. GROCERY -mJ STORE (town), Goodwill, Fixtures, £l2. Small stock at valuation. Enderby, Office of this Paper. 4999 TO LET. THE Finest BUSINESS PREMISES in Ashburton, with two largo windows, gas laid on, and fixtures complete. The premises are situated in Havelock street, and adjoin shops occupied by Everett Bros. & Co., Drapers. For further particulars, apply to Everett Bros. & Co, Cashel street, Christchurch ; or Ashburton. ENOOCKAGIN6. —After careful comparison upwards of ONE THOUSAND Customers have returned a verdict “That I am guilty of UNDE HSELLING every other Storekeeper in Christchurch, but recommend me to mercy and increased support on the grounds that my stock is the choicest and best selected in the city.” My TEAS and COFFEES especially are rapidly acquiring a COLONIAL reputation, and the SUPPLY of BUTTER, CHEESE, and other DAIRY produce, which has hitherto given universal satisfaction, will be continued. D. STRANAGHAN, Wholesale and Retail Grocer, Victoria street (opposite the Red House). 3315