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WANTED, a General Servant. Must have good references. Apply to Mrs Bickerton, Antigua street. 8459 W ANTED, a Good Needlewoman. Apply Morton’s Hotel. 8400 WANTED, Tenders for Threshing Grass Seed with Flail. D. Patchett, Styx. 8455 WANTED, a Boy who can milk, for a small farm. Apply Perks, No 1, Martin street. 8451 WANTED to Purchase, a Four-roomed Cottage, with from one-eighth to a quarter acre of land, in the suburbs of Christchurch. The neighborhood of the Stanmore road will be preferred. Price must be low. Apply to Lewis and Gould, Hereford street.) 84b 7 TO BRICKLAYERS.—Wanted, Two Good Bricklayers at once. W. B. Scott, Builder, Peterborough street. 8453 WANTED, an active Lad who can ceilß and make himself generally useful. Apply, J. G, Budlenklau, Addiugton. 8437 WAN TED, a strong, active Lad to make himself generally useful, Age between 18 and 20. Living on the North-east of the town preferred. M. Harris and Son. 8434 Penny, ANTED Known, that the GLOBE can be had everywhere. Price One WANTED KNOWN—Certain Cure for Drunkenness :—Sulphate of Iron, 5 grains; Magnesia, 1 do ; Pepperment Water, 11 drachms; Spirit of Nutmeg, 1 do. One teaspoonful in a wineglass of water twice a day. This will take away the inclination for drink. 8348 WAKTsD KNOWN, that Walker. Smith & Co have purchased 12,000 yards of Dress Material, Serges, Satin Cloths, and Homespuns, from BJd per yard ; Winceys, I4jd per yard, worth 7d per yard. 8201 WANTED to Dispose of Earth for filling sections by T. H. Parsons on tho drainage works East and South Belts. 8199 WANTED KNOWN, that Walker, Smith & Co,, Drapers, Clothiers, &c , of Christchurch, Leeston, Springfield, Sydenham, and Lyttelton, sell at town prices In the country. 8200 ir - ANTED KNOWN.—Toothache im W stantly relieved by Townend’s Toothache Specific. Teeth carefully extracted. W. P. Townend, Chemist, Colombo street. 5508 WANTED KNOWN, that Walker. Smith & Co. have 600 Blankets Irotn 7s fid; a largo assortment of Flannels, Wool Plaids, &0., ia English and Colonial manufacture, 8202

WANTED KNOWN, that W ALKKB, fcMiTH & Co. keep Men’s and Boy a’ Clothing, Kaiapol, Mosgiel, Victorian, and English mannfaotnre, equal to bespoken, at about half the price. 8203

WANTED KNOWN That G. D. Mukcjiie and Co. have on Bale Drawing and Dining-room Suites, Carpets, Floorcloths, Linoleums, English and American Chairs, Bedsteads, Spring Mattresses, Ironmongery. Crockery, and every requisite for house furnishing, which they are prepared to offer at Prices as Low as any House in the Trade. Note the address : Cashel street West, opposite “ Press ” Office. (1457 WANTED KNOWN—George Lnmsden. Practical Watch and Clock Maker, next Victoria Buildings, Victoria street, is cleaning and repairing watches and clocks of every description at moderate charges. 7373 WAWTnD KJNoWiN—AiI tne latest reductions in prices for Groceries. Good rich-flavoured tea at 1s 8d ; bright sugar, 4d j box teas, 17s 6d ; sperms, 9d ; soap, 6d, All other articles equally cheap. Quality guaranteed. Goods delivered. Orders by post promptly attended to. Geo. A. W AUDEN, Wholesale and Retail Grocer and Tea Dealer. New Tea Shop, next door to Cook and Ross, Colombo street. 7554 WANTED KNOWN—CoaIs and Firewood: Best Newcastle Coals and other kinds delivered in town or country in quantities of sowt and upwards. Black Pine Firewood, in long and short lengths. All goods at lowest current rates. F. L. Eobson and Son, South town belt and Harper street, Christchurch, 7458 WANTED KNOWN. Loans granted in sums of £5 and upwards, payable by weekly, monthly, and quarterly instalments. Apply to R. S. Raphael, Atlantic Loan Office, corner of Cashel and Madras streets, opposite St. Paul’s Church. 2634 'ANTED KNOWN An immense saving can be effected by persons about to Famish If they purchase for Cash, thereby avoiding the heavy charges consequent on time payments. All kinds of Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, Crockery, &0., in atoor. Kieenan and Digby, Cabinetmakers and Undertakers, Manchester street South, near Scott Brothers’ foundry. 3245 EAST CHRISTCHURCH EDUCATIONAL DISTRICT. WANTED, a Female Pupil Teacher for the Bingaland Side School. Applications, stating age, last standard passed, and enclosing testimonials, &0,, to be forwarded to the undersigned on or before Thursday, the 26th lost. J. M. WHEELER, 8449 Secretary. TO LET—A Ten-roomed HOUSE, with every convenience, with five acres of land, with running stream; situated about five miles from the centre of the town. Very healthy locality, good garden and orchard. For further particulars apply to Chables Deal, Eotherfield Hotel, Cashel street, Christchurch. 8372 BOROUGH OF SYDENHAM.

PUBLIO MEETING- BE FOOTBRIDGE. I HEREBY convene a PUBLIC MEET--ING of Persons interested in the Erection of the Proposed Footbridge over the Railway at Madras street, to be hold at the ODDFELLOWS’ HALL, Waltham road, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th May, at 7.30 p.m,, to consider the offer made by the Government to erect the bridge. JNO. T. BROWN, Mayor. Sydenham, ICth May, 1881. 8427 rjl H E A T B E O Y A L, Lessee P. J. DcLias. TO-NIGHT, WEDNESDAY. Second Night of CLANCARTT. CLANOARTY. CLANCARTY. Second Night of MR JAMES J. CARDEN AND MI3S MAES rON LEIGH. Second Night of the AUSTRALIAN SPECIALTY COMPANY. CLANCARTY; Or, Wcoed and Won. Magnificently mounted and produced with every attention to detail. The Palace set from Mr A. J. White’s well-known establishment. TO-NIGHT, CLANCARTY. FRIDAY NIGHT, Grand Comedy Night, EXTREMES; Or, Men of the Day. SATURDAY, SHAMUS WA LaNA. No Advance in the Prices. Carriages for 10.30. Box plan at Milner and Thompson’s. SYDENHAM PBBSBYIERIANOHUROH. A SALE of WORK in connection with the Dorcas Society will be held on THURSDAY, at 7 o’clock pm., in the Sydenhom District School. During the evening an excellent Programme of Mnsie will be rendered, when Songs will be given by Mrs Edmonds, Miss Roaewarne, Miss Thornton, Miss Smith, Mr Edmonds, Mr H. Johnston, and Mr R. Mcllroy. An Anthem will also be given by the Choir, accompaniment by Mr Virtue. Rev. T. R, Cairns will read Tennyson’s “May Queen.” Tickets of Admission—One Shilling ; may be had at the door. g 454