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WANTED— Three Lathers and one Plasterer. Apply to Folet Bbos., plasterers, Herefordstreet. WANTED —Three respectable Boarders. Apply at Tweed House. "TTTA'NTED —Two good bricklayers and one stone ? T cutter. Highest wages given. Apply to Robt. Gbav, Contractor. Gas "Works. WANTE D—A Young Man for Milking, at Parish's Farm, Ferry fioad. WANTED IMMEDIATELY—Eighteen gene\V ral Servants. Apply to Mrs. Ritchie, Matron of the Christchurch Female Home, Worcester-street. —May 17. YT7 ANTED—Tenders for the French Polishing * V to the new Union Bank building, Hereford Street. YT^ANTED—A good Nurse, and a tidy general W Servant. The latter able to do plain cooking and to wash and iron well. None but those well recommended need make application. Apply to Mrs. ÜBQrHABT Macpiiebsox, Cattach Lodge, Lyttelton. CHRISTCHURCH ORPHAN ASYLUM. V SCHOOLMISTRESS is required. For particulars apply to the Key. G. Cottebill, Secretary, the College. Miscellaneous. PUBLIC NOTICE. CANTERBURY RIFLE VOLUNTEERS, KAIAPOI COMPANY. npHE Prize Shooting of the above Company for X the General Government Prizes, 1864, will take place at Kaiapoi, on Tuesday nest, the 24th instant, at 12 o'Clock noon, weather permitting. Pouches are not required to be worn. GrEOKGE AKMSTBONG, Captain & Adjutant, Canterbury Militia &, Volunteers. Militia & Volunteer Orderly Room, Christchurch, May 18th, 1864. CANTERBURY RIFLE VOLUNTEERS, SHOOTING MATCH. i Jk SSOOXIXG Y>Tr»T -irfll tale place at Sumjeoty. Intending competitors to send in their i»a»r«»«s» io Sergeant-Mftjoj , Morgan, on op before Saturday, the 21st instant. Prizes -will be awarded to the beat shots, and competitor! will bo conveyed from the Clirißt' Cliurch Station to Sumnerand back, free of expense. The ranges will be 300, 400, and 500 yards ; sshoie at eacli range. Competitors will assemble at the Christchurch Station on the 24th instant with their arms and at least 15 rounds of ammunition, and in undress uniform, at 9 a.ru. J. F. Baxlabd, Lieut. No. 1 Company, C.R.V. Christchurch, May 18. £5 REWAED. LOST, about Eoon Hay, a black and tan Sheep Dog, answers to the'name of Jack. Whoever will bring the same io Edd's Repository, Ohristchurch, will receive the above reward. Christchurch, May 12th, 1864. CANTERBURY MUSICAL SOCIETY. A PUBLIC REHEB.SAL of Handel's Oratorio The Messiah, will be given by the above So* ciety at Bonnington's Rooms, on MONDAY EVENING, MAY 23, 1864. Tickets, ss. each, may be had at Mr. Bonnington'e To commence at half-past 7 p.m. The Band and Chorus will number sixty Performers. J. Painthb, Hon. Seceetary. CAPTAIN G. H. WILSON, MEDICAL MESMERIST AND GALYANIST, Cambbidge Tebbace, (Opposite the Royal Hotel.) CAPT. WILSON begs to inform the inhabitants of Canterbury that, encouraged by hie success in the treatment of disease, he has been induced to erect an ELECTRO-MAGNETIC and CHEMICAL Bath for the Extraction of Metallic or other Inert Inassimilable Substances which, by their presence in the human organism, produce that state of chronic disease which lias hitherto baiUed every known resource of the Healing Art. MRS. WILSON will superintend the LADIES' BATH, which has proved most efficacious in female" irregularities, and all those most distressing symptoms to which women arc so liable. EAST LINCOLN ROAD BOARD. nnENDERS are invited for putting in culverts and X doing earthwork on the Swamp-road, by Dawson's. S. D. Gitde, Clerk to the Board. May 16th, 1864. EAST LINCOLN ROAD BOARD. fTiENDERS are invited for erecting a small Plank X Bridge over the river on the Swamp-road, by Dawson's. . Also, for supplying two culverts for the above road. Specifications can be seen at the office of Messrs. Luck & Clark, Christchurch ; or at the office of the Board, Middle-road. S. D. Gltdb, Clerk to the Board. May 16th, 1864. WILLIAM STEPHENSON'S ASSIGNMENT. NOTICE is hereby given that, by a Deed of Assignment bearing date the Seventeenth day May instant, and made between William Stephenson, of Christchurch, builder, of the one part, and Henry Matson, of Christchurch, commission agent, and Thomas Pavht, timber merchant, of the other part; the said William Stephenson conveyed and assigned nil his real and personal property to the said llenry Mntson and Thomas Pavitt, in trust, for the benefit of all the c. - editors of the eaid William Stephenson. That the said deed was duly executed in the presence of and attested by 31. Wynn Williams, solicitor, ChrLstchurch, and that the sailie now lies at the oflice of the undersigned for execution by those credjjors who may desire to concur in the same. A majority in number, representing three-fourths in value of the creditors of the said William Stephenson, whose debts amount to ten pounds and upwards, have ohrcadv joined in the same, pursuant to the " Debtors and Creditors Act, 18G2." Dated tliis 17th day of May, 1864. 11. WISS WILLIAXS, Solicitor to the trustees, Hereford-street, Cliristchurch. N.B.—AH accounts against the above estate must be sent to the undersigned without delay. H. Wv>->- Williams .