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W/JMTEDS, ETC. WANTED.— Boys for the Woollen Mills. Good wages. WANTED.— Situation as Housemaid or Lady's Help, country preferred. Easy place. Apply Jean, Mail Office. T7ACAXCV lr.r Two Lady Boarders. V Central, terms moderate, apply this office. WAXTKI) TO LET—Small Cottage, lew rent. Apply Mrs Nelson Eden, Cox Street. COUNTY JiANJ) practice as usual Monday night. T ONGBEACH Horticultural Society, JLJ Annual Show m Waterton Library, Thursday, March 4th, 1909. V. A. M. Watson, Hon. Secretary. WANTED. —A young girl a s house-parlour-maid— Apply .Mrs Maude. Burnett Street. HARVEST Festival Celebrations.— Baring Square Church. .Sunday, March 28; Sale of Produce, etc, Thursday, April 1. FOR SALE.—" Talbot" Motor Car, carry 5, painted green, guaranteed perfect order. Inspect.—Johnston's Motor Garage, Ashburton. LOST.— Bottom of Motor Lamp. Would finder kindly return to Guardian Office. LOST about Rakaia Angler's Hut, one Hardy " Silex " Reel. Reward on returning to R. D. Johnston, Ashburton. LOST.— From Springfield, Chestnut mare with white forehead. IDs reward on information being sent to Hugh Vestenskov, Springfield. Mot liven. LOST.— On February 3rd, on May-fiold-Surrey Hills Road, 1 Heavy Brown Canvas Rug. Reward. Fanners' Co-op. WANTED Known.—All repair^ executed promptly at W. J. Moore's Lively Boot Store, Somerset Buildings. WANTED. —Farmers requiring ploughmen and farm hands to ring up Telephone 320. Youth wanted to drive water cart for threshing mill, 25s week. Three Ploughmen wanted, 25s week, 4 horse teams. Middle-aged woman wants a place as housekeeper, thoroughly domesticated and has good local references. Two female cooks wanted, no washing, 15s a week, private places. Housemaid, also a waitress, wanted for Ashburton. Generals and helps wanted for town and country vacancies, good wages. CHAS. THOMAS, ASHBURTON LABOUR EXCHANGE East Street, Ashburton. Established 1904. Telephone 120 CHURCH SERVICES. I ST Andrew's Church.—Divine Service at 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m.— Mr L. N. Hunt. PRIMITIVE Mcthodist~Church—Tomorrow's services.—ll a.m., Mr J. Lloyd; 6.30 p.m., Mr Priest ST. STEPHEN'S Church—ll a.m., Matins and Holy Communion; 7 p.m., Service at Taurangi, 3 p.m. BARING SQUARE Church.—Morning, Mr H. i>\. Jones. Subject— Faithfulness of God ; evening. Rev H. E. Bcllhouse. Subject—The Victors by the Sea. HARVEST Thanksgiving Service m St Andrew's Church, Tinwald, To-morrow (Sunday) evening at 7 p.m. BAPTIST CHURCH.—To-morrow's Stfrvic£j>: 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m.—Pastor W. Lambert. (PIHURCH of Christ.—ll a.m., 6.30 VV p.m. Evening "The Heart of the Gospel." Preacher, T. J. Bull. MR LOGG Evangelist, from Glasgow, address Arcade Chambers 3 p.m.; Gospel 6.30 p.m. All invited. ENTERTAINMENTS. IADDFELLO-WS' HALL. Direction ... Mr Henry Hay ward. ONE NIGHT ONLY. WEDNESDAY NEXT. LONDON,S GREATEST ENTERTAINMENT. MASKELYNE AND DEVANT'S MYSTERIES. (Late Maskelyne and Cooke.) Direct from the St George's and Egyptian Halls, London, where they hold the world's record of a continuous and unbroken season of over 19,000 consecutive performances.. Box plan at Jones and Co. Prices—4s, 3s, 2s, children half price. Reserve seats 4s. DD F E L L O W S* HALL ODDFELLOW'S iIALL. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2G and 27. IN Two Complete Change Programmes. Something better than usual. RICHARDS' ENTERTAINERS. And the Pick of the Picture World. Variety intervals by Brander Balfour, baritone balhuli.st, Will Hughes, quaint, comic, clever; The Two Arnolds, jugglers, balancers, club swingers, hoop spinners, burlesque artists, etc.; Miss Ruby Thornton, solo pianist; A. T. Richards, bio expert from London. POPULAR PRICES—3s, 2s, Is. Q. V. R. TNERE. PUBLIC NOTICES. ASHBURTON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. annuaTTshow. ODDFELLOWS' HALL, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1909. SPLENDID Exhibit of Fruit and Flowers from TLMAIIU, GERALDJNE, CHRISTCHURCH, GOVERNOR'S BAY, etc., etc. Afternoon Tea. Guessing Competitions. Come and VOTE for the Table Decorations. ENTRIES CLOSE 23rd FEBRUARY i Admission 1«. Children 6d. H. K. CURTIS, Hon. Secretary. i '' IN Bankruptcy—ln the District Court, holden at Ashlmrtnn. NOTICE is hereby given that ROBERT GEORGE BRIGHT, of Ashburton, Second-hand dealer, was this day adjudged bankrupt; and 1 hereby summon a meeting of creditors to be holden at my office on THURSDAY the 25th day of February, 1909, at 11 o'clock a.m. JOHN DAVISON, Deputy Official Assignee. February IS), 1009. N Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. METHVEN SALEYARDS. THURSDAY, 25th INST. SPECIAL EN TRI E S Account Hamish McLean, Esq., Mt " 1000 Fat and Forward Halfbred WETHETI LAMBS. 300 Half and Three-quarterbred Two-tooth EWES. Account Donald W. McLean, Esq. Mt Hntt— , rt ,. , 400 Very Forward Three-quarter-bred WETHER LAMBS. 4'iO Very Forward Three-quarter-bred "EWE LAMBS. 500 Very Forward Halfbred LAMBS, mixed sexes. Account Lake Coleridge Station— 400 Fat Very Forward Halfbred WETHERS. I V z LOAN AND MERCANTILE *" ' AGENCY CO., LTD. ' E. Q, STAVELEY, Manager. ,