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Press, Volume IV, Issue 449, 8 April 1864, Page 1

FIVE POUNDS REWARD. LOST, between the residence of Mr. Tancred and that of Mr. J. Hall, on the Lincoln Road, a Lady's Gold Watch and Chain. Iho above reward will be paid to any person bringing the same to J. Hall, Lincoln Road. TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. i RENDERS are invited for a Cottage Residence, to X be erected on the Springfield Road. Plane and specißcation can be seen at the office of [ the undersigned. Tenders to be sent in on or before Friday next the 15th instant. Maxwell Bcbt, Afchitect, Glouceeter-street. J T \ r ANTED—A Man for the Scullery, and to assist ;* t the cook. One who knows his work preferred. j Apply at the Royal Hotel. WANTED —A Young Man wishes to learn the ! routine of Farm or Station work ; would be willing to pay a small sum yearly to the person that should engage him. Apply to J. RIDLKY, Cashel-street. WANTED —By a Married Couple, a situation on a Farm or Station ; the man to do farm work (can plough well), and the wife to assist in the house (can make cheese and butter). One child nearly two years old. Apply to J. Ridley, Cashel-street. WT ANTED—A situation as Porter in a store or ▼ T otherwise, by a respectable man. Wages not so much an object as constant employment. Advertiser can read and write. Apply E. Z., Press oifice. TTTAXTKD—To Rent a Five-roomed House, 11, situated between Colombo-street and Lincolnroad. Address, stating rent and situation, to J. 8., Press oflice. Em> of this Day's Advbbtisements. FOR WELLINGTON, PICTON, KELSON, TARAXAKI, AND MANUKAU. THE Inter-Colonial Royal Mail Steamship PHffißE, ' E. Wheeleb, Commander, Is appointed to sail for the above ports, on SATURDAY, April 9, at noon. For freight or passage, apply to Miles <fe Co., Lvttelton & Christchurch. Lyttelton, 4th April, 1864. FOR NELSON AND SYDNEY. TH E Intercolonial Royal Mail Steamship AUCKLAND, A. Smith, Commander, Is appointed to sail for the above ports, on MONDAY, the 11th INSTANT, At Noon. For freight or passage apply to Miles & Co., Lyttelton and Christchurch. Lyttelton, 4th April, 1861. STEAM TO SALTWATER CREEK. THE undersigned are prepared to clear at the Customs, receive and forward per steamei ! Enterprise all goods intended for shipment to the Creek. Consignees sending in particulars of their goods on the arrival of each English ship will thus save much unnecessary delay and expense. Also all goods sent to their New Store for ship-! ment as above shall have immediate attention. Hall, Ritchie, & Co. Lyttelton, Jan. 30, 1864. INDIAN EMPIRE FROM LONDON. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. Vessel being released from Quarantine and JL having reported at the Custom House, consignees are requested to present Bills of Lading and pay Freight to the undersigned, without whose order no cargo will be delivered. Arrangements have been made by the undersigned for lightering the cargo at current rates, at the risk and expense of consignees. Full particulars must be sent at once to the office of such goods as may be intended for transhipment to Christchurch. The goods so ordered to be sent to Christchurch will be transhipped to a steamer or sailing craft, if either can be obtained ; but failing this, they will be landed iv Lyttelton, if impeding the discharge of the ship. Consignees objecting to have their goods lightered as above, will please give written notice to the undersigned, on or before Friday, April 1, and it will be necessary for such consignees to have a lighter alongside the ship, ready to receive goods as they come to hand after that date. After Friday, the Ist April, all goods for which entries have not been passed at the Custom House, will be cleared and landed in terms of Bilk of at consignees' risk and expense. D. Davis, Agent. Lyttelton, March 21), 1864.