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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1206, 8 March 1864, Page 1

Wanted. A CLERK WANTED.—He must write a good hand, and be thoroughly conversant with book-keeping. Address, stating age, salary required, and references, to Z, at Lyttelton Times Christchurch. 1399 WANTED a Partner to Stock 60,000 Acres of Country. Apply toMATSON &TORLESSE. c 1345 — > WANTED, a first-class Dressmaker, to take the management of one of ths first businesses in the Province. None but thoroughly competent persons need apply. Address C.8.A., Times office, Christchurch. 1335 WANTED, an experienced ENGROSSING CLERK. Apply to Messrs. JOHNSTONE & WILLIAMS, Solicitors, Hereford street, c 1083 ~Y\TANTED, by a respectable middle-aged man, a V> SITUATION as TUTOR in a private family, up-country or otherwise; can produce firstclass testimonials. Apply P., office of this paper, Christchurch. c 1131 TIT"ANTED SITUATIONS for THREE YOUNG V* GIRLS, respectably connected, aged respectively, 17, 15, and 14; one as nurse, the others capable of assisting in any domestic duties. Apply by letter to, BETA, Post-office, Christchurch. c 1124 WANTED, a man compatent to take charge of an English grass farm, on which sheep and cattle are kept; he will be required to keep plain station books and accounts. A married man preferred. Apply to Mr.. Samuel Bealey, Gresford, after 6 o'clock p.m. References required. March 1, 1864. 1277 EAST RAKAIA ROAD BOARD. WANTED, the services of a gentleman qualified to prepare the Rate-payers' Roll for this District. Applications to be addressed to the Chairman, G. A. E. ROSS, Esq., Christchurch. 1367 WANTED, by a Married Couple, without incumbrance, who have been eighteen months in the colony, a SITUATION. The man to make himself generally useful. The woman is a good housekeeper. and is capable of taking charge of children ; she is also a good plain cook. Address X.Y.Z. Times office, Christchurch. Good reference can be given if required. 1354 WANTED, a cook, for the Queen's, Lyttelton. Apply personally at Mr. James Grant's, wine merchant, Colombo-street, Ohristehnreh (this day); afterwards at Lyttelton, 1403 Lost, Found., &o. CAME ASTRAY, and been in my paddock for the last nine weeks, a roan STEER, about two years old; branded either M. G. or M. C. on off rump. If not claimed within 21 days from this date, it will be sold to defray expenses. W. DEARSLEY, Ferry road. March I, 1864. 1307 NOTICE. IMPOUNDED, on the 21st of February, one White Bullock; no brand. If not released within 21 days from the above date, will be sold. GEORGE DELL, - Poundkeeper, Christchurch. Christchurch, March 1, 1864. c 1319 LOST, one dark strawberry COW, branded S on off rump; one red roach back cow, and one yearling strawberry heifer. Any person giving information at Barnard's Repository will be rewarded. c 1102 STR AYED, on the 7th February, from a paddock in Colombo Street, a BROWN MARE, 15 hands high, bang tail, branded a horse's hoof on the near shoulder. Any one bringing information of the same to Mr. J. Page, Livery Stables, High-street, will be handsomely rewarded. March 4th, 1864. 1410 STRAYED, a brown GELDING, marked R. C. on near sile, under saddle. Whoever will take the same to MR, MONEY'S STABLE, will be well rewarded. c 1095 a REWARD.—WHEREAS some person or owOU persons did, within the last few days, turn two sheep, one being scabby and each with a flax rope attached to its neck, into Fernside clean flock. I hereby give notice that the above reward will be paid to any person giving such information as shall lead to the conviction of the guilty party. A. H. CUNNINGHAM. Fernside, Feb. 27, 1864. c 1310 f>r REWARD.—One red bullock, S near rump; ot/O one red bullock, white back, S ditto; one red and white spotted bullock, with near hind hip out, H shoulder; one strawberry bull calf, no brand. Any person giving such information as will lead to their recovery, to Mr. Rowley, Ashburton, shall receive the above reward. 1305 c T. COTTON ROWLEY. fi I" REWARD.—LOST, from the Hakateramea JwO (and last seen in the McKenzie country), a bay COB, branded C over M, both shoulders, and under saddle on olf side, also 7 near side. Any person delivering the above mentioned horse to MR. STUBBS, Timaru, or to H. H. ERShINI!/, Hakateramea, shall receive the said reward of £5. February C, 1864. c 853 £< REWARD—Whereas some evil disposed person, or persons, wilfully and maliciously destroyed A TOMBSTONE, the property of Mrs. Wilson, in the Lyttelton Cemetery, on the evening of Wednesday the 2nd, or on Thursday morning the 3rd instant. The above reward will be paid to any person giving the necessary evidence to gnsure a conviction, on application to WILLIAM OR JOHN CIIANEY, 14 04 Lyttelton. REWARD. LOST, in Lyttelton, a DIAobO MONI) RING, set with sstones. Any person bringing it to the office of this paper, will receive the above reward. 1421 fi - REWARD. —LOST, from Pareora, two ctD STEERS, one light red, high cocked horns, branded P near rump, the other red and white, spotted, with stag boms, branded X % off rump; they came from Nelson, and are supposed to be making back. Apply to James S. Fetch, Pareora Accommodation House. 0 fit) REWARD.—LOST, on the North road, between Papatiui and Kaiapoi, a gold SEAL, with crest engraved. Whoever will leave the same at the officc of this paper will receive the above reward. na REWARD. — STRAYED, from Lobnrn Station, a bay MARE, branded >T on near shoulder and T on off shoulder. She eft the station Feb. 25th, dragging a tether rope. The above reward will be paid to anyone returning her to Mr. CUNNINGH AM, Fernside. c 1309 net REWARD. —LOST from the ASHBURcbJj TON, a HEAVY BAY CART GELDING, two years old, branded Q-C on near shoulder. The above reward will be paid to anyone delivering him to CIIAS. H. GREENSTREET, Ashburton Forks^ FOUND, on Tuesday last, a Bracelet. The owner, on giving a description and paying expenses, can have it by applying to JAMES GRAHAM, j 4 22 Carter, Lyttelton.