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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXV, Issue 1695, 23 May 1866, Page 1

Wanted,: DMc ENNlS.—Should this meet the t eye of D. MeEnnis, he is requested o write to his brother. When last heard of was with Mr. Wright's road party on the West Coast Road in November last. Any information respecting him will be thankfully received. Address J. L. WILSON ■Kaiapoi. nr mHE undersigned are desirous of Renting wro™™ P ™l, of about Nine Monthß » » PORTABLE STEAM KNGIN E. Address with Tender as to rent, time, and conditions to H. S. BROWN & CO. 86 Chriatchurch. CHRIST COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL. TY ASSISTANT MASTER in Christ College Grammar School. Salary, £250. _ Applications, with statement of qualifications and testimonials, to be sent to the Rev W. C. HARRIS, The College, Christchurch. not later than June Ist, 1866 JAMES WILSON, „ „ , Registrar. May 2,1866. 6 339 MAIDEN EWES. WANTED, 3000 MAIDEN EWES, deliverable about September or October. 579 c MILES & CO., WANTED a MAN as assistant Cook TI and Butcher. Apply at the Weeden WANTED, a General SERVANT Apply J. S. RAPHAEL, corner of Cashel and Colombo Streets. c 521 WANTED, by the advertiser, EMPLOY- : MENT as Stock Rider, or Horse Breaker. Address U. S. Times office. 515 I WAMED, a BLACKSMITH, one ; ' accustomed to'shoeing, general jobbing, and implement work. Mo person need apply unless perfectly competen to undertake any of these branches. Apply to S. BAILEY, Templeton. c3B WANTED, a GENERAL SERVANT. Apply to Mrs. FREDERICK ROACH, Colombo street, North, between the hours of five and seven o'clock. 597 Lost, Found, fa. " OST FROM THE RAILWAY "STOCKJ YARD?, On 2nd May, THREE CALVES, Consisting of—--1 Strawberry heifer 1 Bull calf 1 Red heifer Supposed to be in the neighbourhood of Chrißtchurch, _ Any one giving information to the undersigned will be rewarded. G. D. LOCKHART, 582 Colombo and Hereford Streets. p-i REWARD.-STRAYED.fromapad-<£l dock at Riccarton,. 1 BAY COLT} with halter on, branded W on off shoulder. Whoever will bring the same to Morgan's stables will receivo the above reward. 609 c I £1 REWARD.-Also, 1 BAY COLT, 1 1 strayed from same place, indistinctly branded H on near shoulder. Whoever will the same to Morgan's stables, Christchurch, will receive the above reward. 610 c n-1 REWARD.-LOST, on the Lincoln L Road, a Black-and-White SKYE TERRIER DOG, registered No. 961 j answers to the name of Tiny, Any person restoring same to Mrs. TWIGGER, Lincoln road, will receive the abovereward. 593 I Of) REWARD. - LOST, about two ; months since, from the South Rakaia Accommodation House, a Rusty Black COB, shortish tail, saddle marked; branded Ron near shoulder. The above reward will be paid to any person giving such information as shall lead to his recovery to H. J. MATHIAS, Waimakariri; or to C. ENSOR, Burke's Pass. 527 Building Materials. I ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, rfUMBER AND BUILDING ' I I MATERIALS, &c. i New Zealand boards and scantlings V.D.L. timber, 3 * 2 to 8 x 8 Scotch tongued and grooved boards, 6 M J t<>6 x U American spruce, do ' Do shelving and clear pine Do doors and sashes fall sizes) Eichmond River cedar and fluon pine Kawi timber, wide hoards Mouldings and architraves V.D.L. palings, box, 5 and 6 feet Do shingles Felloes, naves, and iron bark spokes Countess slates, 20 m Ift Fire bricks and lime White lead, boiled and raw oil, and turps LAURIE & GANNON, late MILLTON & CO., 7 c Tuam Street and Union Wharf fVS SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. 100,000 feet flooring boards, American pine and kauri 80,000 feet pine shelving 20,000 feet deals and scantlings 200,000 feet black and white pine and totara hoards and scantling, all lengths and sizes 80,000 feet V.D.L. scantling, 8x3,62c 3, 6x6, 5x5, 4x4, 4x3, 4 X 2 3 v 40,000 feet battens, 3 x i 5,000 feet cedar boards 80,000 5 and 6-feet broad palings 8,000 21-feet.palings . 150 pannelled doors 200 pairs sashes and casements, shingles, spokes, naves, &c 80,000 countess slates, 20 x 10 10 tons Morewood's galvanized tinned corrugated iron Galvanized iron spouting and ridging 50 drums linseed oil 2 tons white lead 10 drums turpentine; Also, 30 tons best annealed drawn fencing wire,Nos. 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 "". 2,000 standards pierced for 6 wires 10 bales corn sacks MONTGOMERY, TODHUNTER, & CO. Cashel street, Christchurch. 27th February 1866. 159