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ANTED, a smart strong lad as Apprentice. J. Backhouse, C.-blnet Maker, next Oddfellows’ Hall, .Lichfield itreet. 993 WAN Tail), Riveters for 7 to 9 and 10 to 13. Apply, N. J. Sucklino & Co,, 3t. Asaph street. 990 ACiTIiD, Servant Girl, between 15 ■ ■ and 17. Mrs (Wallace, Stanmore road, opposite Broadley’a Store. 989 w ANTED, a Shingler. Apply at once, Harper & Son, Walker street, 992 sjy ANTED, a respectable Girl, about v V sixteen years old, for a family living on the Pspanui road, where the tram cars pass. References required. Apply at Liddhe's Registry Office, Victoria street, Christchurch 974 'ANTED KNOWN The principal portion of men’s clothing we get made up to our own order. We can recommend them for durability and lit. Walsh & O’Connell, Manchester street, opposite the Borough Hotel. 8405 WANTED, steady, respectable Mau as Partner in a city firm of Auctioneers, &c., and one who could take charge of the Auction Room. Must be a steady, hardworking man. Half share only £l5O cash. Profits from £lO to £ls we. kiy. Books open to fnllest investigation. References exchanged. Only principals or solicitors treated with. Pull particulars, O. E Salter, Esq., Solicitor, Hereford street 946 CANTERBURY FEMALE REFUGE. WANTED, a Married Man as Caretaker ; his Wife to assist in the Laundry. Applications, with references, to be sent in up to Tuesday, February 7th, addressed, Box 181, Christchurch. John Audited, Secretary. 958 TO BAKERS—TO LET, the PREBBLETON BAKERY, with Horses, Cart, and everything complete. Good fcuß’nees established. Apply to Mr Deal, Rotherfield Hotel, or on the premises. 963 LOST, from the 10 o’clock train to Lyttelt >n on Saturday night last, a small Brown Satchel, containing pocket book and other articles. Anyone returning the same to Mr Gin an, Telegraph office, Christchurch or Lyttelton, will be rewarded. 991 FIUNB, a Bay GKLDING; aged; branded on near shoulder something like “ Acecf Clubs.” The horse is damaged by getting over fence. Owner is requested to take him away. Richard Vincbst, Opawa. 951 FOUND, on :-atarday night, a biack RETRIEVER PUP, about seven or eight months old. Owner can have same by {laying expenses. R. J. Paull, Gloucester street East. 983 VICTORIA BOOT DEPOT. c 0 RBI C K Desires to intimate that he has Purchased a Conaignmet of SUMMER GOOD 3 At a Price that will enable him to Sell at Considerably LOWER PRICES THAN EVER. Note the following:— Ladies* Prnnolla Boots, sewn, 63, 7a 6d, 9a, and 10s 6d per pair Ladles’ Kid Elastic Sides, from 6a 6d, 7b, to 10s Pate-.t Leather Boots, at 4a 6d, 10s, to 13s Do, 5s 6d Also an Immense quantity of Ladies’ Venetian Slippers at 2s 6d per pair Other lines equally cheap The above consignment must bo sold to make room for incoming goods. H. CORRICK, VICTORIA BOOT DEPOT VICTORIA STRBHT. 82 TOMORROW, TUESDAY, JANUARY 31st. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, PIANO. MR J. G. HAWKE3 is instructed by F. Digby, Esq., in consequence cf his relinquishing housekeeping, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his residence, Tnam street East, The whole of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Viz,— DRAWING ROOM —Brussels carpet and rug, fender and irons, conch and three easy ehairs in cretonne, curtains to match, pole and rings, carved brackets and ornaments, Japanese tea service, fancy chairs, gipsy and work table, rags, &c., &c. PIANO —Magnificent instrument, by Erard, rosewood case, upright grand, quite new. DINING ROOM —Matting, fender and irons, dining table and cover, conch in cretonne, folding bedstead chair end cushions, ro:king and other chairs, curtain and poles, pictures, &0., &o. SEWING MACHlNE—Vertical feed with extras, quite new LlßßAßY—Pedestal writing table, office table with three drawers, matting, arm and other chairs, bookshelves, books, &c., &c. GUN —Central fire double breech loader, by Hollis BEDROOMS—Brussels and other carpets and oil cloth, washstanda and ware, towel rails, brackets, dressing tables, chests drawers, night commode, double and single iron bedsteads, spring and other mattresses, pillows, cot, chairs, bath, Ac., &c. PERAMBULATOR KlTCHEN—Furniture, crockery,platedware, cutlery, cooking utensils, dinner service, meat safe, tubs, firewood, &c. The Piano will bo sold at 2 o’clock. Sale at 12 o’clock. 916 T HEA T S H IBu O Y A L. SNOWBALL 1 Another ( CHINESE SNOWBALL t Triumphant ) QUESTION SNOWBALL ( Success 1 CHINESE SNOWBALL ) of ( QUESTION MISS MAGGIE MOORE AND MR J. C. WILLIAMSON. GRAND RECEPTION OF THE NEW BILL. Received on Saturday Night with Roars of Laughter and Deafening Applause by an Enthusiastic and Delighted Audience. THIS EVENING, At 8 o’clock, SNOWBALL. Felix Eeatherstone Mr J. C. Williamson Penelope Miss Maggie Moore To conclude with the CHINESE QUESTION. Billy B-ff Ah Ka Fnnga Slim Kitty McShane Sam See Lo ... THEIR ORIGINAL CHARACTERS. POPULAR PRICES— 4s, 2a 6d, and Is Mr J. C. Williamson Miss Maggla Moore 973 Box plan at Milner and Thompson’s. NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON. TSS VERRALL has determined to clear out the whole of her LARGE STOCK OF MILLINERY AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, The Stock Is all new and very comprehensive, being carefully selected to her order for the Spring and Summer Season. A aplendid variety of Childrens’ Pinafores from Is each. In the Dressmaking Department every satisfaction can be guaranteed, as none bat skilled persons are engaged. Two First Class Awards for Corsets at the Dnncdin and Ashbnrton Exhibitions. MILLINERY, DRESSMAKING, AND CORSET ESTABLISHMENT, Colombo street, three doors from Cook and Rose. 9575 TO BUTCHERS, &o. ASTB PAPER FOR SALE at the / i ¥ V Office of this Paper. * C