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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2845, 8 May 1882, Page 3

Wanted. > \ V i . i ■ ! ’’ _—-—— WANTED— A pood General Servant, >;mnst be table to Cook, Wash, ahd Iron. Apply, between 1 and 4 o’clock, to Mrs Bourn, the Priory.,— A Parcel .Boy. Apply, at VV Once, Davies and ; Morphy, The Cash .Drapers. : : 'ANTED—A Respectable* YOUTH for Shop messages. Apply, Little Dost Pan. , ANTED One or two MEN to follow THRASHING MILL, J, & ;S. Wilson, Allandale,'-Failie Creek; TED—to Buy for CASH, Hares, ': VV ; Wild Duckssnd Fowls. Apply to: Gi Elliott^Fishmonger &c./Tiraarui ; '■ "ANTED, BOARD and RESIDENCE within three minutes walk from Pcjst Office. Apply, stating Terms, to Chemicus, Box Np. 2, Timaru, W ANTED A NIGHT MILLBK. Belford Flour Mills. WANTED TO LET—STABLE and SECTION, adjoining . Pound... Cheap.' ‘ IsatlcSaiek. Beswick Street: WANTED— A -'Clean, 'Smart Boy to 1 run errandsifdr the! Shop. Apply, WJ A. Hobbs, Tailor, Timaru. XyrrANTEp/ KNQWN-r- That ANf ,;W DEuSON, Bootmaker, has REMOVED to the . premises next to; ;the «Little Dust Pah,” where can be seen a splendid- assortment jof-. Boots: and Shoes;? not t6 c be’sHrpassed in the Timaru District.' Inspection invit'd. r . ■■■•:■■"*' ANTED—A r Qood‘COOK. Apply J. M. Ollivicr,.Temuka Hotel., - \TTANTED— To purchase BOTTLES. 'VV Highest Cash Price given- Breesc Sc'Co. !•„ ■•*: ■TTTANTED—SOO.; Pair of BOOTS to VV MAKE' or REPAIR, the cheapest and best Shop in ,the town,- all wprkguaranteed. E. Waters, , opposite, Parsons’ Foundry. WANTED.— (THBjPublic to know that: the Cheapest Place for Doors and Sashes, isiatiG. Olifi’s, Sophia street. !:;>■ B 'ANTED. |KNOWN—That, at * PEN- ,,, ROSE’S well-known Cheap BOOT 3H;OP, next Crawford’s saddlery, you can >btain his own make, Gents lace-up Boots it ;15s 6d, best value in town; Ladies iqually cheap. Alto Ladies, Gents and childrens Boots in great variety to suit the eason. N. B. all repairs executed by killed workmen at lowest prices. JL,ate CALEDONIAN LODGE, No.. 534,; P.C. THE Eesular Monthly Meeting w. ;i l be Held TO-MORROW EVENING, May 9; ; /A full attendance requested. ; By order, ’ . , ; : GEORGE FIRMER, _ ; Secretary. EXCELSIOR OYSTER SALODnT pi’ /ND .■■■’■; ■ nil LICENSED DEALER IN GAME. Begs to notify that he has taken premises NEXT TO THE CENTRAL AUCTION ... ROOMS, Opposite Theatre Roys’, Where he intends carrying on business as above. Preparations are now being made to render the premises the most complete and comfortable in Town, and arrangements, havfc j SUPRLY' ’ ** • OF ALL,, KINDS OF THE OHQICEST. , Hot ;ls and Families waited on Daily and supplied at Lowest Possible" Prices.

■ ST, ANDREWS PUBLIC LIBRARY. it LL-PERSONS desirous: iofi becoming' SUBSCRIBERS: tb tbo St. Andrews Library are hereby requested to apply to the Secretary at once, as the Books are expected to.arxiyc ,veiy. shortly. ... —v : . SubscriptibW pei ; annum,; or halfyearly 10s. ' , ~ V‘.V. :;d.bqnb; ' ■ "Secretary. PRIMITIVE METHODIST TIM ARIL, , CHURCH ■’•j! ; SOIREE wilP'Se held',lii ,the.Oddfellows Hall, Bathardstreet oh Ipuesday Ihe 9th of May to welcome tlie Rev. J. Sharp,. : Tea on tables at- 6.30. -; Ticketsi>2s ; eaoh, After theieajAddi esses will be delivered ,in r tho Chufch- by the!Revs. Gillies, Hallowes, Beck, Sharp, and other friends. G 6lt p.I.N G’ S “ PRIVATE, DINING,AND 1 REPRBSHi MENT ROOMS;-. > -it,;l 'Corner of Sophia and Church Streets, i Timarur - J; G; begs to inform the Public that having taken the whole Block of . Buildings lately occupied by Messrs' Muftay and Co,, and having made considerable alterations, is 'now prepared to give first-class accommodation to the Pubfe . v// : ; •; Private Dining andi Coffee: Rooms for Ladies, with first-class attendcuts, Charges Moderate. TIMARU LiCENSINC* ; DiSTEICR I HEREBY Give Notice that a Poll of thn Ratepayers in and for the Timaru Licensing District was taken on May 4th to., determine* -whether'' the 'xxhmbef' of PuUlicans’ and New Zealand' Wine Licenses may lor may not be'ihcfeased, with the following result , ■_<j Votes polled. Publicans’ Licenses Against..increase—34 n n ii 17 .(Majority against 17 New Zea'end Wine Licenses Against increase 26 For/ . : . 22 Majority against 4 , Nqw therefore, I, Edward George Kerr, declare that in the said district the resolution against the increase of - Licenses was thereby carried, and Unit during.the next three years no new Licensesdescribed by the Licensmg Act 1881 will bo issued therein. E. G. KERR, Chairman of Timaru Licensing District.. ASSESSMENT COURT. AN ASSESSMENT COURT will be held at and for the undermentioned district for hearing and ; determining all OBJECTIONS to the VALUATIONUST of the said district at the undermentioned time rnd place when all Clerks and other Persons duly appointed by and on bchr'f of the local body, and all Valuers and Collectors of Rates of the said district shall atto. d the sitting of the said Court, and shall produce all books and papers relating to their respective offices wlrch the Court may require to produce. Mount Peel Road district, at the Mount Peel Road Bor d Otllcc on SATURDAY. he 20 li lost., at 11 a.m, R. IRVINE, May 6th, 1882,