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WANTED, an Office Boy. Apply Box 55. WANTED a Head Maltster ; referee osb required. Apply Ward akd Co (Limited), Chiistohnreh. 1131 WANTED, a respectable Youth about eighteen, for the bbot store at N. J. Sucklikg & Co.’s Boot Factory; references required, 1146 WANTED, Finishers for Children’s Work—off the premises. Apply to N. J. Suckling & Co. 1148 WANTED TO LET, two new Houses, with 3 rooms and passage, joins the store in Pound road, Sydenham. Bent, Bs. Particulars in window. 1151 ■V^" ANTED, to HIEE, fora Few Months, A STEAM PORTABLE ENGINE, 4 to 6 Horse Power. Apply to 2-15 1141 BOX 183, Christchurch. NOTICE. — I will no longer be Responsible for my Wife, Eliz i Cook’s debt".

1141 .ROBERT COOK. "TT OST. a Lady's Gold Par-ring, with i i diamond in centre. Finder will be rewarded by returning to W. P. Towsmd, EIGHT-ROOMED HOUSE, ONE ACRE OF LAND AND EVERY CONVENIENCE, JACKSON ROAD, LYTTELTON. Rent low. IT is proposed to have a PICNIC of the Cabinetmakers, Upholsterers, and Polishers oi Christchurch. All those who are in favor of same are requested to Meet at the Foresters’ Hotel, on THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, the 16th iust, at 8 p.m. to arrange matters. 1147 C HRIST 0 HU RO BMHORITCULTDR AL SOCIETY. Chemist. 1143 with 1145 J. R. WILLCOX, Lyttelton.

UTCJMN SHOW PRIZE DISTRIBUTION OF POT PLANTS, ODDFELLOWS’ HALL, THURSDAY, MARCH 2nd, 1882. Tickets of admission, one shilling each, give the holders the chance of gaining the prizes in the annual distribution of pot plants, in connection with this show. Tickets oan be obtained of the members of the committee, and of Messrs Duncan & Son, Mr Gimblett, Mr Thomas Turner (seedsman) Mr W. .1. Fisher (grocer), Mr Nancarrow, Mrs Greenaway, at the B:oksellers, NOTICE. ISJ THE ESTATE OF P. PATERSON. Furniture Dealer, Cashel street, a Bankrupt. GEORGE H. MOBLEY (of Morley and Hubbard, Commission Agents, Hereford street) has been APPOINTED by me to COLLECT ALL DEBTS owing to the above Estate, and bis receipt will be a sufficient discharge. Legal proceedings will he taken against those indebted after I2th March next. 2.’5 1138 B. BEATIIB, Trustee. IN the Supreme Court of New Zealand Canterbury District—ln the matter of the Debtors and Creditors Act 1876 of the Acts amending the same and of the bankruptcy of George AshX jLT of Bangiora in the said district laborer a debtor —This is to notify that George Ashbolt of Bangiora in the said district laborer has this day filed a statement that he is unable to meet ,his engagements with his creditors —The first meeting of creditors to be held at the Supreme Court House Christchurch on Wednesday the twenty-second day of February 1832 at the hour of eleven o’clock in the forenoon— Dated this fifteenth day of February, 1883. W. Hi EYES, Jdn., Depniy-Kegistrar. A 11^0 AND &0., &0., Ac. 1150 1142

TO-MiOJRKOW. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16th. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO. MB |J. G. HAWKE3 is instructed by a gentleman leaving Christchurch to SELL B* PUBLIC AUCTION, At bis Booms, Hereford street, F DENI TUBE —Cheffonier sideboard, drawing room suite in green velvet, bedsteads, palliasses, mattresses, washstands and ware, &0., Ac. PIANETTE —Nice-toned instrument, by Brbadwood Also, 2 dining room suites in hair, 2 drawing room suites in rep, 1 sitting room suite in cretonne, cheffonier, couches, wardrobe, cheats drawers, bedsteads, spring and other mattresses, washstands and wars, dining and fancy tables and lot sundries 2 handsome inlaid man le pieces Canoes, sewing machines by Howe, bicycle, &c., &c. 2 15 Sale at 12 o’clock. 1142 OF" Lessee ... Mr W. H. Thompson SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, GRAND OPENING NIGHT OF THOMPSON’S World-renowned Mirror of the ZULU WAR! Pronounced by the London and Australian Press to be the most artistic entertainment ever presented to the public. Representing JLi'e like Representations of the GALLANT DE PENCE OF RORKE’S DRIFT, U.S I C .

THE BATTLE OF IBANDULA, The Wonderful Torpedo Explosion, The March of the 80th Regiment down Regent street, London. The 17th Lancers Crossing Waterloo Bridge at Midnight. THE ZULU A'JTACK ON EBTOWE. thb.battle:op ZLOBLANE MOUNTAIN. Lord Chelmsford’s March to the Relief of Colonel Pearson at Ekowe. The Last Bivouac of the Prince Imperial. DEATH of the PRINCE IMPERIAL. Funeral Obsequies of the Prince Imperial. A LAVISH DISTRIBUTION OP GIFTS TAKES PLAGE EVERT EVENING, Consisting of Pianos, Buggy Horses, Suites of Furniture, Allotments of Land (five acre sections), Gold and Silver Watches, Tea and Coffee Services, Papier Mache Tables, Liqueur Frames, &c., Ac., &c, Making a Total of ICO Presents Every Evening. Doors open at 7.30; overture at 8 o’clock. Prices of admission —Dress Circle, 3s ; Stalls, 2i 6d ; Pit, Is. Children half-price to First and Second Seats only. Box Plan at Milner and Thompson’s, where seats may be secured. Descriptive Lecturer, MR W. H. THOMPSON, 2-15 5937 Agent. W. A. PRICE. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CHRISTCHURCH LICENSING DISTRICT. Ladies and gentlemen,—Under the new Licensing Act you are called upon to e’eot Five Members iu each subdistrict to form the Licensing Committee, and I ask you to do me the honor of Returning me as one of the Members for ycur district. Except a desire to assist, so far as lies in my power, in conserving the interests of the community In the matier of the administration of the Licensing Laws, I have no purpose to serve by coming forward on this occasion. lam not identified or connected in any way with the rigid temperance advocates for abolishing licensed houses, nor on the other hand with the Licensed Victuallers’ interest. If elected, I shall, without bias on either side, fearlessly and independently en. deavor to the best of my ability to discharge the functions devolving upon a member of the Committee. Whilst on the one hand jealously guarding the interest of the public, X shall aleo be prepared, impartially and fairly, to consider on their merits all applications which may come before the Commidee, I believe that, though the increase in our midst of moro drinking shops cannot but be regarded as an unmitigated evil, well conducted hotels, under rigid supervision, are a convenience to the community. I venture to think that my experience of the best licensing systems of America, England, and on the Continent, gained during a considerable course of travel, will be of value as enabling much needed improvements to be suggested which must conduce to the comfort and convenience of the public generally. Requesting the favor of your support in the forthcoming election, I have the honor to be, Yours faithfully, „ O. A. PRITCHARD. Gx-obk Office, February 13th, 1882. 1124