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Lyttelton Times, Volume XVII, Issue 986, 23 April 1862, Page 1

mHB friends ot Mr. JONATHAN JONES, J- junior, formerly of Chester, England, not having received any communication from him since November, JBSB, request he will write to Chester, with his present address, as he will hear of something to his advantage. Any person who can give information respecting the said Jonathan Jones will oblige by communicating with HERBERT LOVVTHER, 1524 Storekeeper, Christchurch. FIVE POUNDS HE WARD. ' T OST from the Halsvvell, about June last, and J-^ supposed to have strayed towards the Mulvern Hills, a Light Bay Two-year old FILLY, with a white star in forehead, branded E S on the off ribs, the E supposed to be rather indistinct. Whoever will deliver the same at Barrett's Hotel, Christchurch, or to E, Shakespear, Halswell, will receive the above reward. 1341 ~~ TWO POUNDS REWARD. T OST or stolen from Mr. John Smith's paddock -*-* at Ricccarton on Thursday, March 27, a BAY MARE, branded JP conjoined on the near shoulder. Any person giving information or delivering the same to Mr. Smith, of Riccarton, or Mr. Josh. Palmer, Union Bank of Australia, will receive the above reward. 1477 LOST, on Friday, April 4, between the Mitre Hotel, Lyttelton and the White Hart, Christchurch, a PARCEL of PAPERS consisting or agreements, contracts, &c. Whoever will restore the same (to be left at the Union Printing Office, Christchurch) will be handsomely rewarded. "_ 1452 OST, on Saturday, March 29, from Isbell Lodge, River Heathcote, a ROAN COW, with down horns, no hair on tail. Whoever will return the same to J. M. HEYWOOD, Esq., Isbell Lodge, will be rewarded for their trouble. 1430 LOST,— Ou the evening of Saturday, the sth instant, between Lyttelton and Christchurch, a GOLD EYE-GLASS, with bunch of seals, &c, attached, supposed to have been dropped uear the top of the zig-zag on the Sumner Road. Ten shilliugs reward will be paid to anyone sending the above to Mr. La Nauze, at the Custom House, Lyttelton; or to Mr. Barrett, Barrett's Hotel, Christchurch. 1563 HORSE LOST. STRAYED from Christchurch on Wednesday last, a very light BAY GELDING, with small white star on forehead. No brand; when lost had on a tether rope. Three pounds reward will be given to anyone bringing it to the Public Works Office. JAMES WYLDE. Christchurch April 14,1862. 1552 THREE POUNDS REWARD. "^ STRAYED 'from Mount Thomas Station on or about the 18th of March, a BLACK HARNESS GELDING, has one white hind foot, no brand, switch tail, ears small and set closely together, and has been newly shod. Any one delivering the same either at the Station, or to T. W. Maude, Esq., Christchurch, will receive the above reward. 1429 JOHN THOS. BROWN. WANTED to purchase an interest in a sheep run, with or without the management. Apply to the office of the 'Lyttelton Times,' Lyttelton. 1493 WANTED, a GOOD WOMAN COOK that is proficient in her business. Also, a KITCHEN MAID. Apply to G. Oram, Steward, Canterbury New Club. 1460 -ANTED a Strong Active LAD. Apply at George Tayler's, London Street. 1028 WANTED to rent a Six-Roomed House (fiurnished or unfurnished) in the Town of Christchurch or on the Ferry Road. Apply to J. Ollivier & Son. 1317 WANTED two journeymen boot and shoe makers. To good workmen full employment will be given at remunerative wages. Apply to W. M. Walker, Leeds House, London Street, Lyttelton. 1417 WANTED as Waiter at the Christchurch Club, a Young Man accustomed to in-door service. Also two Boys, one for the Billiard Room and the other to assist in doors. Apply to G. ORAM, Steward at the New Club House. 1502 SHEEP ON TERMS. WANTED, for a Run in the vicinity of Christ-" church, 1000 to 2000 SHEEP on terms. Apply to ! TAYLOR & CO., 1 1365 Lyttelton. NOTICE. WANTED, by the undersigned, TWO or more PLASTERERS. Liberal Wages given to steady and efficient workmen. A good lather wanted. Apply to C. F. WORTH, Plasterer and Builder, Kilmore street, Christchurch. 1269 TO TAILORS. TXf ANTED GOOD WORKMEN. PRICES FOR MAKING :— £ S. d. Dress or frock coat 2 0 0 Vests (single breasted) 0 10 0 Trowsers 0 12 0 Plain sacs 10 0 RICHARD BROOKE, Tailor, &c, 1555 London Street, Lyttelton. JAMES GRANT, DEALER IN WINES, SPIRITS, ALE AND PORTER. YORK BUILDINGS, HIGH STREE!, CHRISTCHURCH. JG. begs to inform his friends and the public • that ho has commenced in the above business, and intends keeping genuine articles, and will sell at moderate prices, and trusts to merit a share of public patronage. Orders from the country will be promptly attended to. 12 MRS. ELLIOTT, lato from Regent Street, London, Milliner and Dressmaker, Colombo Street, a few doors from Cashel Street. A large stock of Ladies' outfits, baby-linen, &c, kept ready made. 16H