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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4400, 1 June 1882, Page 2

"PTT ANTED, & Girl, abont 14 yeaw of age. „ , Apply Mrs Heslip, opposite Borough Hotel. 5353 "VfyT ANTED, immediately, a good General » » Servant. Apply Miss Povey, Opawa. _____ _j_WANTED, a General Servant. Apply to Mrs Wm. Day, Kilmore Street east, near Ward's Brewery. 5367 WANTKD, a Girl, about 14, to make herself uief ul. Apply Mrs Dugean, Orescent road, Knightstown. 5354 WANTED, by young lady, comfortable Board and Besidence in a private family. Address H.E., Post-office. 53 i 2 "ANTED* a good General Servant; references required. Apply Mrs W. H. Mein, Hereford street west. 6223 WANTED' Kiown, comfortable Home for youag man ; or bedroom and sittingroom. Hornsey Villa, Durham street north. 5369 W : ANTED a good General Servant, for the country ; good references indispensable. Apply Mrs M'Farlane, St. Mar-' garet's, Colombo road, Bydenham. 5370 WANTED, General Servant ; above 20 ; email family. Apply immediately, Mrß E. Davies, Linwood (near Thompson's store)., 5371 W "ANTED, Members for Gymnasium (in rear of Normal Pchool). New quarter will begin Friday, June 2nd, at 8 o'clock. J. Q; Walker. 6329 WANTED, Board and Be«'dence r by two single gentlemen ; will share bedroom and sittingroom; terms must be moderate. Address A. and A., Box No. 58. 5366 WANTED, Tenders for Sinking Artesian Well, li. inch pipe. Tenders to be sent in by June 2nd. H. Taylor, Smart's road, Sydenham. 5364 W "ANTED, a> strong, respectable- Junior Hand ; . one accustomed to the grocery trade. Apply to Nelson, Moate and Co., High street, Ohristchurch. - 3374 W "ANTED,, two young men, as Boarders, where no others kept ;. comfortable home ; 15s per week ; two minutes from Pumpitg station. Apply 8.A., "Star" office. 5368, W" ANTED, a Coachman ; must be married and wife able to do laundry, work. Particulars on application to Bobert Wilkin and Co., New Zealand Wool Storeß,.Chrißtchuroh. 6356 "ANTED Known— Faooy, a lady's bonnet I oould not make up under 30s, selling for 6s 6d and 7s 6d ; oloth table covers at 5s lid ; 80-inch sheeting: at Is 6d ; Turkish towels at 6Jd; dreßß goods at 23d ;. cloth jackets at 5s lid ; Ulsters at 2s lid ; calicoes at 2s 9d dozen; men's- waterproof coats at 5b lid. This, I hear you say, is— too, too— utterly — too ; but you will find it a faot by coming to 0. B. Church, The Cash Draper, Kiver's Buildings, Cashel street. LOST, a fox terrier Pup ; white with yellow spots ; seven weeks old. Finder will be rewarded by returning it to W.Brice, Hairdresser. 5372 FOUND, black retriever Dog (young) , in Armagh street, near Btanmore road. If not claimed before the Bth June, willbe sold to defray expenses. 5363 /COMFORTABLE Board and* Besidence \J for two Gentlemen j no other boarders ; tram. Apply Tiverton Cottage, Hargood road, Woolston. 5365 PBIVATE Board and Besidence for two respectable young men at Lilao Cottage, Tuam street east. Terms moderate. 5328 TO LET, a 9-roomed Cottage, corner of Worcester street and Town belt, East. Apply Provincial Hotel. 4691 /^HEAP.' Cabinet Works, Yiotoria street, \J near Carlton. T^UBNITUBSmade to order and repaired. EVEBY description of Work on moderate terma. EH; Von Schoeneberg, Yiotoria street, • near Carlton, opposite Bißhop's Court 5365 HE XEABMAOT. 5303 TO PATIfCKIS. BE WILKINS returns to Christchurch ' on Thursday morning, June Ist. 5337 BIOOABTON BOAD DISTBIOT. T^TOTIOE is horeby given thattheßridge on JL^f the Merivale road, near Mr Helmore's will be closed from Friday, the 2nd June untiiffurthor notice. By order of the Biocarton Boad Board. N. ELLIS, 5373 Surveyor. WOEKING MKN'S POLITICAL ASSOCIATION. THE usual Monthly Meeting will be held at the Freethought Hall, Worcester street, on Friday, the 2nd, at 8 p.m. Business—Election of President. All members are requested to attend ; alto, those wishing to join the Association. J. OBAW.LEY, Vioe-President 5353 T. GBAHAM, Secretary. JO. « ; HAND-SEWN BOOT AND SHOEMAKEB, Viotobia Stoibbt, Chbibtoeotboh. ■ Imported and Colonial-made Boots and ] Shoes in endless variety — Cheaper than ever. SLUGGISH LIVEE. All who suffer from tho abovo should try QEELENMKYEB'S CONCENTRATED PODOPHYLLIN Whioh is so much stronger than the ordinary Podophyllum sold elfiowhere. W A L T E B TIJ 0 K L I fc G. Stationbe, &c, Manchester street, Ohristohurnh. Aobkt iobCahibbbuby. Frioe— ls 3d to 3s 6d per bottle, VIOTOBIAN BOOT DEPOT /CONTAINS an excellent and well-selected \J etock of Boots and Shoes, at exceed* inply low prices. Inspootion invited. Evory description of Boots and Shoes made to- order on the premises. H. OOBBIOK, Victoria street. TO THE OPEBATIO AND THEATBIOAL PBOFEBBION. NEW OPKBA HOUSE, Welleeley Street, Auckland. Sole Proprietor— H. N. Abbott. THIS magnificent Building is now completed. It is thb modbl Opera Hoiuo of Australia, and tho largest and most commodious in New Zealand. Erected on latest models it will be found replete with every modern comforu and luxury (before and bohind the curtain) appertaining to tho best appointed Theatres in the Old and Now Worlds. The ventilation is perfect. All parts af the House are easy of access and egress from broad, light, and airy corridors. Every precaution has boen taken to save life and property in caße of Fire, and the Auckland City Counoil havo recently inspected and aighly commended the measures adopted to hat end. Magnificently and brilliantly ighted, its luxurious Private Boxes, Drees Circle, and Orchestra Stalls, together with its insurpaeued Pit and B tell accommodation, are 'oatures hitherto unknown in Colonial Choatreß. The Opera Houto will be opened )y the Williamson Opera Company for one nonth, commencing from 23rd May noxfc theatrical Monogow and. Agontß, "Stars." md " combination*," are invited to apply to ;ho Proprietor for terms and further nformation. 4815