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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2167, 27 February 1880, Page 3

Little Adic Aclf, a flaxcn-haircd, seven-year-old Cincinnati girl, Las a pet kitten that she carefully puts to bed every night in a closet. One morning recently, at about six o’clock, and while it was yet dark, she was awakened by her protege jumping on the coverlid. She arose and, taking it child-fashion under her left arm, started out of the room for the cat’s resting-place. As she stepped noiselessly into the hall she came suddenly upon a roughly-dressed burglar, to whom she immediately put the question, “ What do you want, man ?” The stranger startled at the apparition, turned and incontinently tied down stairs, followed as far as the head of the flight by the little innocent, who stood there in bare feet with cat in arm, and gazed in wonderment at the individual as he went down the steps, four at a time, and vanished out of the front door. Wanted, ANTED, a Two Boomed Cottage, within five minutes walk of Tost Office. Apply S. C. Times Oeeice. ANTED —Architects and Builders to know that first-rate finishings are now being made from Kauri, at prices that will take the trade. Every description. WANTED TWO BESPEOTABLE BOABDEHS, in a private family. Apply, Mas Petkus, Registry office. WANTED KNOWN—Sixteen Words for one shilling in this Column. WANTED —South Canterbury Settlers to send for Local Manufacture in Timber, Finishings, Flour, Oatmeal and Pearl Barley. WANTED KNOWN—that Billheads, Circulars, Cards, Programmes, General printing of every discription, from entirely new type, are executed at the South Caxtekiiuky Times Otlicc, Chinch treet. F ITZ-SIMMONS . PRACTICAL HOESESHOEE MAIN NOBTH BOAD, (Opposite Timaru Foundry). J. FITZ-SIMMONS hogs to inform the public that they can rely on getting their horses shod in first-class style, and cheaper than anywhere else in town for cash. A good fit guaranteed, JAMES BRUCE. JAMES BRUCE. Note the address — MAIN NORTH BOAD (Opposite Parson’s Foundry)