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Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2119, 8 December 1880, Page 2

WANTED KNOWN—Suppers Pried Fish, Stewed Eels, Oysters, Crayfish, Chops. Steaks, fid. Coffee Palace, No. 1, Old Post office. 6660 WAN TED, a thorough General Servant. Apply, Mrs Forster, Coffee Palace * o. I. Old'post Office, 6661 KXttD, servants requiring places to Svertise i lik' the Globe. ONE SHILLING onlv, lor cash WANiED, 1 immediately,a Blocker. ■A-Pply> Heymanson, Low & ' o, Crown Boot Factory. 6658 WANTED” Known, that the GLOBE can be had everywhere. Price One Penny, WANTED, a respectable Smart Boy. Apply at Refreshment Rooms, Railway Station. 6657 ANTED—Young Man that can Milk. Apply to S, R. Vincent, Opawa. 6635 CLEAN WASTE PAPER for SALE, 2d per lb. Chamber of Commerce, Cashel street. 6376 WANTED the Public to Know, that the Globe inserts Wanteda for ONE SHILLING, for cash. TO BOOTMAKERS—WANTED, a good Stitch Hand. W. Maine, Colombo street (opposite the Old Post Clfioe). 6659 iT ANTED KNOWN.—Toothache in- . . stantly relieved by Townend’s Toothache Specific. Teeth carefully extracted. W. P. Townbnd, Chemist, Colombo street. 5508 ANTED the Public to Know that W, Knipe has opened a Grocery Business in Victoria street, opposite Tank. All goods of best quality at lowest rates. 6361 WANTED, 100 Passengers daily, for six hoars at the seaside, leaving Morton’s Hotel at 10 a.m., Patterson’s, Sumner, at 5 p.m. 2a 6d return. Apply Haywabd’s Mail Coaches. 6447 WANTED KNOWN —G. Ayeks’ Christmas Art Union, Lyttelton. £IOO Reward to the Person who draws the Ticket for the First Prize in the above Art Union. Tickets only 2s 6d each. £4OO worth of prizes besides. 6473 WANTED KNOWN—Loans granted in earns of £5 and upwards, payable by weekly, monthly, and quarterly instalments. Apply to R, S. Raphael, Atlantic Loan Office, comer of Cashel and Madras streets, opposite St. Paul’s Church. 2634 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 Diqby, Manchester street South, near Scott Brothers’ foundry. 3245 WANTED, Good Housewives to save their money by always using G, Watson and Co.’s Teas. None so good ; none so cheap ; none so economical. After one trial you will use no other. From Is 7»d to 2a lOd per lb. Box tea, 17s, 19s, 21s, 23s 6d, and 265, unequalled. Note the address - G. Watson & Co Colombo street south, two doors from Messrs Mason, Strnthera and Co. 6487 WANTED KNOWN— G. A. Wabien begs to inform his friends and the pnblio generally that he has Opened a Wholesale and Retail Grocery and Provision Warehouse in Colombo street (next door to Cook and Ross, Chemists), where, by selling the best articles at the lowest possible prices for cash, he hopes to merit and obtain a share of public patronage. N.B. —Butter and Eggs bonght in any qnantity. 6505 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 Sowing Machine, beating over eighty other competitors (Singer inolnded). 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—That Q. D. Murchie has Removed to his New Premises, and has now on hand a well selected Stock, comprising every requisite for house and office furnishing, which he ia dermined to offei at Prices that cannot fail to ensure quick sale. Small profits and qniok returns is his motto, respectably and economically conducted. Opposite “ Press ” Office. Cashel street West. 6457 WANTED KNOWN, that ten thousand yards, or nearly six miles, of Dress Material have been bought under very favourable circumstances, the balk of which were purchased from the son of an English manufacturer visiting the colonies, which enable ua to offer Lustres at considerably below colonial wholesale prices, from fourpence half-penny per yard—decidedly cheap. Costumes, millinery, &c, our own manufacturing; girls’ straw hats from 3Jd each. Men’s and boys’ clothing, excellent patterns and good fit, The prices are the same in all onr branches, Amberley, Leeston, Sydenham, and Lyttelton. Terms cash. Walker, Smith & Co., Colombo street, Christchurch. 3086 TO BUTCHERS, &c. W ASTE PAPER FOR SALE, at the office of this paper. Price 3d per lb. rO LET. a large jo’ner’s WORKSHOP, 70 x 30ft. Apply to James Booth, t. Asaph etreet West, Christchurch. 6558 TO LET. a Six-roomed HOUSE, situated in Winchester street, Lyttelton, in good repair. Apply on the Premises; or to A, Stroll, Exeter street, Lyttelton. 5961 TO LET, FOUR -BOOMED HOUSE, with every convenience, corner of Springfield and Edgeware roads, nearly new. Apply 6542 H. MATSON & 00. LOST, from the Addington Workshops, on the 7th inst,, 1 Bay MARE, with white hind feet; also 1 Chesnnt HORSE, branded JT upside down, has a small cut on near hind leg. C. Seageb, Sunnyside Asylum. . 6656 SpIOUND, on the 6th inst,, TWO SWAGS, JD on Wilderness road. Owner can have same by paying expenses. Apply, S. Hunt. Batcher, Addington. 6653 =£4ooo 8 WEEP (No. 7) ON THE WELLINGTON CUP, To be run in the first week in February, 1881. Tickets, £l. Fir Horse ... .. ... ... £IOOO Second Horse ... 300 Third Horse 200 Other Starters (divided) 700 Non-starters (divided) 1800 The £7OO for other starters will average about £IOO each horse. The £IBOO for non-starters will average about £6O each horse. Mr George North, of Lambton Quay, announces his Seventh Annual Sweep on the Wellington Cup. This time it is for no less than £4OOO, which will give handsome prizes even to the non-starters. Mr North’s former racing sweeps have invariably been conducted with such thorough fairness as to give entire satisfaction to all interested, and we are not surprised to hear that there is already a brisk demand for tickets for his “Four - Thousand-Ponnder.” “Evening Post,” 9th September. Address—GEO. NORTH, Box 109, Post "Iffice; or, Lambton Quay, Wellington. Agent for Christchurch —Mr J. FLEMING, Tofcaoconifit, Colombo street. Agent for Lyttelton—Mr J. MCDONALD, Hairdresser, London street. 5777 AITKEN & ROBERTS, FURNISHING AND GENERAL IRON MONGERS, CASHEL STREET WEST. Fresh Shipments received every Month. Prices very reasonable. Inspection Invited. 6299