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fyyASTKD a Cook for the Snrnyside » ” Asylum. £BO per annum and board. j- V' v ~ ‘ - 1389 ANTED, a General Servant. Mrs ”» iSssDAY, Colombo street, Sydenham ; second honso past Scotch Church. h 1394 COLYKHBMHH WANTED. Apply O. CoaTES AND Co. 1381 WANTED, a good Waiter. Apply A 1 Hotel. 1403 WANiitl), a good Patternmaker and Fitters. J. and T. Banks, Founders, Ga?fitters, Hydraulic Engineers, Providence Works, Lichfield street, Christchurch. __ 14C9 international exhibition. Masons are requested to MEET at the Foresters’ Hotel, on SATURDAY, the 11th inst., at 7 30 p.m,, to consider proposals for taking part in the procession on the opening day. 1407 iN the supreme Court of New Zealand Canterbury District—ln the matter of the Debtors and Creditors Act 1876 and the Acts amending the same and of the bankruptcy of Henkt Williams medical practitioner a debtor—Notice is hereby given that the creditors of the above-named debtor having failed to elect a creditors’ trustee the Registrar of this Honourable Court has in pursuance of section 46 of the first-mentioned Act appointed Thomas Brown Craig of Christchurch a certificated accountant in bankruptcy to be the creditors’ trustee of the property of the said debtor and the said Thomas Brown Craig has in writing signified his acceptance of such trusteeship— Dated this 10th day of March 1882. VV. H. EIES, Jude., Deputy-Registrar, id^e THE PERMANENT INVESTMENT AND LOAN ASSOOIATI >N OF CANTERBURY, Hereford street, Christchurch. THE DIRECTORS are prepared to receive APPLICATIONS for LOANS, in Sums of £SO A* D UPWARDS. 1264 H. R. WEBB. Manager. O F M USIC Lessee ... Mr W. H. Thompson. Continued Success of Thompson’s Colossal MIRROR OF THE ZULU WAR. A h'uite of Furniture Given Away Every Evening and 100 other Presents, Admission—3s, 2s 6d and Is. Descriptive Lecturer—Mr W. H. Ihompson. Saturday Afternoon— Matinee for Schools and Families, 1340 J. GARDINER, Agent. HEATBE ROYAL.—BENEFIT, TONIGHT, and Last Night but One of MONTAGUE-TURNER GRAND ENGLISH OPERA. To-night, Gala Night and Benefit of Mr Turner, the greatest English Tenor and most deserving artiste that ever visited the colonies. MaRITANA. MARITANA. To morrow—Last Night, Martha. Monday Victoria ! Victoria I TO BRIOKMAKERs, BUILDERS, AND CONTRACTORS. TO LET, a BLOCK of CLAY LAND, close to Christchurch, for brlckmaking. Splendid chance for two or three working brickmakers in partnership. Principals only dealt with. Address Beickmaker, Post Ofiioe, Christchurch. 1368 IX-ROOMED HOUSE TO LET, Colombo street North, new, fitted with, every convenience. Apply, Geo. D. Mdechie, Cashel street West. 1393 V. E. HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE, SUNNYSIDF. PATIENTS’ ANNUAL OUT-DOOR TREAT. ON SATURDAY MARCH 55th, the PATIENTS will be ENTERTAINED in the Grounds of the Institution, The Relations and Friends of the Patients are particularly invited. The Buildings will be Open for Inspection. W. B. HACON, LR.C.P., London, Physician Superintendent. March 9th. 1882 1388

W. M. ROBERTS. PRACTICAL TAILOR, MANCHESTER STREET SOUTH, la now displaying a Choice and Elegant Lot of English and French Tweeds, To which public inspection is Invited. ANTED KNOWN—Our New Autumn and Winter Goods are now to hand. and aa we have little or no room for them, we are Selling at Reduced Prices. All wool —homespuns, lOJd ; poplins, 6i ; French poplins, 8d ; dress tweeds. Is. New assortment of two button black and colored kid gloves, 2s lid, all sizes. Splendid variety of better drees goods at wholesale price; also a lot of wide black and eorue lanes, very cheap, from 3d. H. May AST) Co., High street and Manchester street. 601