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Lyttelton Times, Volume XIII, Issue 750, 14 January 1860, Page 6

FOUND, ON Norwich Quay, a SINGLE IRON BEDSTEAD. The owner can have the same by applying at the Police Office, and paying expenses of advertisement, &o. POUND, A Young Bay MARE, branded P on the left shoulder, white star on forehead. The owner may have the same on application to the undersigned, . POHAU. Taumutu, Jan. 9,1860. . fss® 0 QHOULD this meet the eye of C. ****■■ :-,0.: A. Tudor, Esq., late passenger per Cresswell, he is requested to write to his friend—• H. FULLER, Care of McLeod and Gibson, „,, Merchants, ... ■•...••• D.unedin, Ofcago. ""'''.'.'. \ .''LOST. .'"' ■ . EROM Mr. Hey wood's ; Paddock, a Red and White Cow, branded HD off side. A Reward will be given on returning the above to Mr. WELLS, College Road, Lyttelton. WANTED, —A FEMALE SERVANT. Apply to Vl ' .;.;, m. DALGETY, Dampier's Bay. WANTED, BY an experienced Young Man, a situation as Storeman. Well used to packing, has been Steward of a ship. Good references, both for ability and character. Address B. S. 1., Lyttelton Times Office. "TT7 ANTED,7—An experienced Cook who W understands washing. JOHN BEALEY, Christchurch, Dec. 19,1859. TO DRAPERS. WANTED for the Liverpool and Manchester House, a thorough experienced haudj salary no object. Also,—One for the hosiery and one for the outfitting departments. ,v - E. GOODACRE & CO. Nov. 29,1859. 117 ANTED by an experienced man a W ! situation as shepherd on an.outstation. Apply at the ' Times' office, Christchurch. WANTED A, SITUATION BY a Married Couple, to take charge of a dairy or outstation. Apply to Messrs. Gould & Miles, or at the Springs Station. , ~ WANTED,— A Secretary for the Ly Melton Chamber of Commerce. Apply to I. T. COOKSON, ESQ., . -'- ■ Chairman., "TTTANTED,--An experienced Waiter, at VV ; Mann's Commercial Dining Rooms. Christchurch, Dec. 28,1859. ANTED,—A Large' Run in the Canterbury Province, with, or without Sheep. Apply to . COOKSON, BOWLER & CO. PARTNER WANTED. WANTED a person who can command from £1,500,t0, £2,000, and who is willing to take an active part in the working of a business already established, and which is capable of being considerably extended, to join the advertiser as a partner. For farther particulars, apply to JOHN MAY, Brewer, Christchurch. . EX ASHBURTON FROM LONDON. rpHE largest, best and cheapest stock of X MANTLES at ' .. CASHEL HOUSE. T ADIES'.MUSLIN ROBES, •^ CASHEL HOUSE. T ADIES'SUMMER JACKETS, ■^ CASHEL HOUSE. T ADIES'SILK EOBES, XA CASHEL HOUSE. LADIES' STAYS and UNDER CLOTHING, . CASHEL HOUSE. LONG MUSLIN CURTAINS, CASHEL HOUSE. LONG CLOTHS, SWISS CAMBRICS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, RIBBONS, &c., , , , : CASHEL HOUSE. T ADIES' HATS and BONNETS, -" . CASHEL HOUSE. CRINOLINE SKIRTS, CASHEL HOUSE. MUSLIN SETS, a very large stock, CASHEL HOUSE. A Lot. of Cr^pe de Syria, a light cool material for summer dresses, 6d. per yard, worth Is. CASHEL HOUSE. GENTS' UNDER CLOTHING of every description, CASHEL HOUSE. TERMS CASH. Cashel Street. EBDEN'S PATENT; CONVEYANCE IS now ready to let on hire (open or close), for weddings,- balls, pleasure parties, &c., on reasonable terms. -Six hours' notice required; good horse and steady driver.—Apply at Mann's Dining Rooms, Christchurch; or' at the residence of the proprietor, Colombo Street, South, lately occupied by Mr. Whale. MR. C. PRINCE, Master of the Commercial School, Christchurch, will be prepared to receives limited number of boarders after the Christmas recess. 4 Terms, £40 per annum. '.The duties of the School will be resumed on the 16th instant. , . Further particulars on application to the Commercial School, Tuam Street. Jan. % 1860.