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WANTED, a respectable Young Woman who can Cook. Apply, Railway Hotel, Lyttelton. 1000 WANTED, a respectable Girl, about 1 sixteen years old, for a family living on the Fapanul road, where the tram cars pass. References required. Apply at Liddle’s ] Registry Office, Victoria street, Christchurch. 1 ] 974 WANTED KNOWN —The p incipal portion of men’s clothing we get made up to our own order. We can recommend them for durability and fit. Walsh & O’Coxxell, Manchester street, opposite the Borough Hotel. 8405 WANTED to Bell Cheap, a Four-roomed House, with scullery. Water laid on. Every convenience. Easy terms. Apply, Mr Jensen, Bootmaker, Kilmore street East, near Barbadoes street. 1003 "ANTED, a competent House and Parlor Maid, with good references. Apply, between half-past ten and half-past twelve, Thursday, 2nd inst., to Miss Gressox, at Mrs Ivens’, Durham street North. 1004 CHRISTMAS, NfSW YEAR, AND BIRTHDAY CARDS. ] From 2d to 5s each. P, L. DAVIS, Stationer, 678 Lyttelton, <

J CO P-* cfi - - 1 CO- C ct . . * . I (I Kl wo ANTED Bed Cabbage, Small Onions, Small Cucumbers, Cauliflower, French Beans and Walnuts, at New Zealand Pickle and Preserving Company, Victoria street, Christchurch. 700 WANTED, steady, respectable Man as Partner in a city firm o£ Auctioneers, &c., and one who could take charge of the Auction Boom. Must be a steady, hardworking man. Half share only £l5O cash. Profits from £lO to £l6 weekly. Books open to fullest investigation, exchanged. Only principals or solicitors treated with. Full particulars, C. £. Salter, Esq., Solicitor, Hereford street. 946 FOUND, a Bay GELDING; 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 a OUSE TO LET, Furnished, from 22s 6i per week upwards. 8, Bennett & Co., Auctioneers, corner Cashel and Manchester streets. ICO2 A SPECIAL MEETING of the Lyttelton Cricket Club will ha held on THURS DAT EVENING, the 2nd iust., at 7 p.m, sharp, at the Oddfellows’ Hall. Business—lmportant. Members are requested to attend to above. 999 C. W. WOOD, Hon. Sec. TO-MORROW. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY Ist, &4TR J. 6. HAWSES is instructed to SELL YJL B Z PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Rooms, Hereford street, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS, Comprising— FURNITURE—Gipsy, round, oval, dining, coffee and other tables, cbcffoniers, bookcase with glass door and cheffonier combined, hair seat and other chairs, conches, pedestal writing table, dining and draw-ing-room suites in hair, cretonne and rep, mahogany hat and coat stand, wardrobe, washstands and ware, dressing tables, spring and other mattresses, wood and iron bedsteads, night commode, chests drawers, meat safe, &c., &o. SEWING MACHINES—Hand, family and trade, by Howe TRlCYCLE—Beautiful machine, with all latest improvements, by Baylias, Thomas and Co., of Coventry. SUNDRIES —Meat safe, set trap harness, lawn mower, canoes, ranges, &c., &c. PLATEDWARE Elegant assortment of novelties. CROCKERY —Large assortment of useful ware. 1-31 Sale at 12 o’clock. 997 IB e 11 sr i 5 :e d ir 3 d e l.a 4 e s f 5 o 2> it i 4 w .t i, y 3, e 5 d ir iB d h « 3 1. d ir IB d it e 8 g is y !a ir 5 T HBA T B E !Bu OVAL. SNOWBALL ) The Most Amusing, Best SNOWBALL f Acted Comedy SNOWBALL ( ever presented In Chriat--BNOWBALL ) church. Mr J. C. Williamson as Felix Featherstone. Mias Maggie Moore as Penelope. UPROARIOUS SUCCESS OP THE WILSONS’ GREAT SPECIALTY, THE CHINESE QUESTION. Unparalelled Success of “The Little Widow Dunn ” and “ The Babies on Our Block ” (Five Encores Nightly), aa originally Snng by MISS MAGGIE MOORE. To-night. Tonight. To-nlsbt. CHINESE QUESTION AND THE SNOWBALL. POPULAR PRICES—4a, 2a 6d, and la. Box plan at Milner and Thompson's. 996 BUTCHERS’ ANNUAL PICNIC. A PUBLIC MEETING of the Trade will be held at the EMPIRE HOTEL, THIS EVENING, At 8 sharp. Business—lmportant. 1006 NOTICE TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. THE Undersigned is prepared to take in joiner’s work, sash and doors, moulding, planing, parting and stop beades, sawing and rabbiting, mortising and tenanting, JAMBS BOOTH. Victoria, Saw, Moulding, Planing, and Turning Mill, St. Asaph street West. No connection with Hargraves. No 20 per cent, to pay. 1005 UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH, ADDINGTON. A BAZAAR in aid of the Trust Fund of the above Church will take place in the Schoolroom, Selwyu street, on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, Bth and 9th February. Friends will oblige by sending contributions as early as possible to Messrs Booth or Brown, Tnam street; Scott Bros., Manchester street; Mrs Wells, Lincoln road ; or the Parsonage, Addington. 995 \&/ JL X EMULATION LODGE OF INSTRUCTION. THE MEETING Advertised for THIS EVENING will not take place until TDESDAY, FEBRUARY 7tii, being the First Tuesday in February. By Order, GEO. R. HART, 99S Permt. Secretary, J HAVE NOW OPENED MY NEW GOODS. SPLENDID SELECTION. JAMBS MILLS, TAILOR Peait’s Buildings, Colombo street. 2 PAIRS of Men’s Printed Moles, at 4s lid if Men’s Sac Coats, four buttons to button, n 12s 9d Men’s Trousers and Vests, all wool, 12s 9d Men’s Worsted Paget Coats, 21s it Men’s Worsted Galatea Coats, 2 Is Men’s D.B. Galatea Coats, 16s 9d d Men’s Paget Costa, 19s 6d Men’s Tweed Suits, 25s 6d Extra heavy All-wool Suits, 45s v Good, useful Galatea Suit, 33a 6d f Paget Sait, wonderful value, 39s 6d. i. tar All in want of clothing are requsted to e call and Inspect these goods at H. E. May’s Clothing Shop, in Colombo street, next to Bashford’s. All New Goods j:at landed to bo sold At Wholesale Prices.