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Press, Volume IX, Issue 1090, 7 May 1866, Page 4

Wanted. WANTED— A Mistress for the Boarding School for Maori Children, Kaiapoi. - No knowledge of Maori required, as all mii struction is to be giTen in English. The Misi tress will have to superintend the domestic • arrangements, as well as to teach. Salary, ■ £75. House room and firewood found. For further particulars apply to the Rev. J. W. Stack, St Stephen's, Kaiapoi. 5-2 Y*J ANTED—To Rent, a Grass Farm for a \ T term of years. Apply, by letter, with full particulars, to G. W., M. Bogois, Colombo street, Christchurch. 4-27 I\J ANTED —An experienced Female V T Cook for the Carlton Hotel. Wages liberal. Apply immediately. A. W. Moxet. WANTED.— A good Fitter. Apply at the Canterbury Foundry. 4-27 Miscellaneous. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. THE UNDERSIGNED beg to inform the inhabitants of Christchurch and the surrounding district, that they have commenced business in Colombo street, next door to Mr. James Grant, wine and spirit mert chant, and hope that punctual attention and supplying a good article at the lowest pos- ; sible price, will ensure them a share of , patronage and support, which they respectfully solicit. Bean & Lee, 5 4-20 Butchers, Colombo street. r ___^_-^—_^„_____———— ——^— » ESTATES OF JAMES GRANT, OF I CHRISTCHURCH, AND JAMES 1 GRANT, OF BEALEY. } ALL CLAIMS against the above Estates j x A must be sent in to the undersigned at t the office of E. S. Dalgety and Co, All debts due to the above Estates must be paid to the undersigned within ten days from this date, or immediate proceedings will be taken for their recovery. Richard Waitox, Hestby H. Henwah, FEEDEBICK THIEt. ' April 25, 1566. 4-25 NOTICE. [ QCRIMGEOUR & DUNCAN having taken O those commodious premises known as r the Old Albion Brewery, Cashel street, entrance opposite Cobb and Cos. office, have commenced business as builders, wheelwrights, and } general blacksmiths, and hope by strict attention and moderate charges to receive a share of public patronage. ' r . Horse-shoeing particularly attended to.. Cashel street, Christchurch, j April 21,1866. 4-254 I GARRICK HOTEL, Corner of Colombo and Kilmore Streets. 1 TAMES F. DOUGLASS, in returning thanks { 0 to his numerous friends for the liberal r support awarded to him when at the Warwick Hotel, begs to inform them that he has taken the [ above hotel on his own account. The house , having been put in thorough repair, he is enabled to offer the best accommodation to t boarders on the most reasonable terms. Wines [ and spirits of the best brands; and good 1 stabling. 4-18 j 5 NOTICE. } BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. 7 5 TN CONSEQUENCE OF THE DAMAGES s A DONE TO WORKS now in progress, I hereby offer a further reward of Three Pounds, ' to be paid upon conviction of tbe offenders; ' and also any person found trespassing at any 1 time on the works will be prosecuted. t Joseph Bailet. j 5-2 Contractor. 1 r WOODEND BAZAAR. THE BAZAAR on behalf of the School Building Eund will (D.V.) take place at the Schoolroom on Whit Monday, May 21. 1 5 2 J. W. Stack. NOTICE. r TWO POUNDS REWARD. . TTTHEREAS certain unprincipled persons t V v did, between Saturday and Monday, 1 28th and 30th of April ; and also between Saturday and Monday previous, 21st and 23rd of same month, enter the New Building now in course of erection for the Bank of New Zealand, in Hereford and Colombo streets, and wilfully scratch and deface work finished and completed by us, for the Contractor of said Bank, we hereby offer a reward of Two Pounds to any person who will give information that will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders. Foley Bros., 5-1 Plasterers, Hereford street. NOTICE. THE PUBLIC ANNUAL MEETING of the Canterbury Acclimatisation Society will be held at the Mechanics' Institute, on Monday, May 7, at half-past seven p.m., when the attendance of all members and persons interested in Acclimatisation is solicited. A. M. Johnsom", 5-7 Secretary. . LYTTELTON FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY. A GENERAL MEETING of Shareholders will be -held at the Town Hall, Lyttel- ' ton, on Wednesday, the 9th of May, 1866, at seven p.m.— l To receive the Report of the Provisional r Committee, and appoint the Officers l of the Society. 1 John S. Wnxcox, 5-5 Secretary pro tern. t CITY BUTCHERY. CJ. HOPKINSON having commenced • the business of Carcass and General i Butcher, respectfully invites the attention of I heads of families, hotel-keepers, and the - general public to his shop, at the corner of High and Lichfield streets, from which he is prepared to supply meat of the best quality at the very lowest rates. 5-5 REWARD. THE PERSON who picked up Mr. Lockhart's carriage RUG, on the Ferry road, on the 3rd instant, and returns the same will r be rewarded. 5-4 t ' ~ - "VTOTICE HEREBY GIVEN that tbe JLi firm Millton and Co. expired, by effluxion of time, on the 18th day of February last, and the business will in future be carried on by Patrick Laurie and William . Gannon, under the firm of Laurie and Gannon. Christchurch, March 31,1866. All debts due to and by the late firm of Millton and Co. will be received and paid by J the new firm of Laurie and Gannon. 4-2 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Mr. James J. Elwin having this day entered , into Partnership with mc, the Business of Auctioneers, will henceforth be conducted under the style and firm of Bust and Elwin. R.D. Brsr. Cashel street, Christchurch, May 1, 1566. 5-3