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Lyttelton Times, Volume VIII, Issue 494, 29 July 1857, Page 1

WANTED. A FEMALE SERVANT ; apply to MRS. JOHNBEALEY, Christchurch. WANTED, AT AVON HEAD, a married couple, . the wife as cook, and the man to be generally useful in the farm and garden. Apply to MESSRS. GOULD & MILES, or to MS. BRAY, at Avon head. July 6th, 1857. WANTED. AN ACTIVE LAD, for General WorJr. jljL Apply-to A. BAYFEILD, Lyttelton. WANTED, A Housemaid, or general servant, for a Hotel, Apply to Mr. HENRY ALLWRIGHT, Lyttelton, or to Mr. JOSEPH DANN, Christchurch. WANTED, AN experienced man cook, to whom liberal wages will be given. For address, apply at the office of this paper. WANTED, A PLOUGHMAN, and General Farm l\ Servant. A married man without family preferred. Apply to MR. JOHN BESWICK, Kaiapoi. LOST. A Bullock, a very dark brown with white stripe on the back; he is not branded, has down horns, and a ring in his nose. Whoever will give information about him MR. WALE, Royal Hotel, Christchurch, or the owner, THOS. KENNEDY, will be rewarded for their trouble. £5 REWARD. WHEREAS certain parties have been Pig Hunting on my run, between Mount Pleasant and Godley Heads—by which dogs my sheep there depasturing, have been scattered and several killed ; I hreby offer the above reward for any information sufficient to prosecute such offenders. _ The whole of my run and also ground adjoining the Slaughterhouse, is now poisoned. J. T. PARKINSON. NOTICE. 171 ROM this time, persons found taking J wood of any description from Riccarton Bush will be prosecuted. Riccarton, 23rd July, 1857. FOR SALE. SEVERAL pairs of working bullocks, wi(,h or without yokes, bows and chains. Also, A Norfolk plough. Apply to MR. OLLIVIER, ( temporary oifice at Mr. Dorsett's, ! Cashel street. I FOR SALE, ONE PAIR of Working BULLOCKS. Price, £35. Apply to Mr. WYLDE, Kaiapoi. FOR SALE. TWO Pairs of Quiet, Pail-fed STEERS, fit for breaking. Also, A Cow and Heifer. Apply to C. JEFFREYS, Papanui. RAMS FOR SALE. RAMS of the celebrated Three-leg brand, perfectly clean. Apply to MR. MOORE, Glenmark. CANTERBURY FOUNDRY. TOHN ANDERSON begs to inform £J his friends and the public generally, that his foundry is now open, and that he is fully prepared to execute all orders in iron and brass work. May 26th, 1857.