Wanted. WANTED, A LAD. Must be able to milk, and look after horse?. Apply to 4-27 DeBOURBEL & CO. TO SADDLERS. ANTED—A GENERAL HAND. Apply to WILLIAM FREW, 5-1 Saddler, Tuam street. WANTED. WANTED— A GENERAL SERVANT for town. Apply to C. D., office of this paper. 5-1 AND LAUNDRESS WANTED. <J Apply to Mrs Hennah, Avonaide. 4-20 WANTED, a MILCH GOAT. Apply to Mr E. Fowxkb, Evereleigh, Springfield road. 4-29 WANTED, at once, two good JOINERS. Apply to Thomas Pttbdie, Builder, Papanui road. 4-29 \\ T ANTED, for an office in town, a comV ¥ petent BOOKKEEPER. Address, giving references, and stating salary expected, to L. l>. 8., office of this paper. 5-1 WANTED, a eingle MAN to drive a waggon. Apply to W. Stontbb & Co., Kaiapoi Mills. 5-1 WANTED, A GROOM. Apply to Dr Deameb. 5-1 Y\7 ANTED, EMPLOYMENT (partial or V* otherwise) by a gentleman of education. Address, Gamma, office of this paper. 3-24 WANTED, CATTLE to GRAZE on good pasture, 22 miles from Christchurch, at £1 a head per annum. Young Stock under 12 months old 15s a head per annum. Every care taken, but no responsibility. Further information can be obtained from MR THOS. KING, " Press " office, Chriatchurch. 3-3 WANTED, a GENERAL BLACKSMITH. Apply to P. Duncan, Blacksmith, Cashel street. 4-8 VI T ANTED to SELL, in small quantities V * if preferred, about three tons of firstclass POTATOES. Apply B, office of this paper. 4-13 WANTED, a GENERAL SERVANT to go up country. Apply to Mrs TttbnBTTIL, the Willows. 4-14 WANTED, a firet-class SHOEING SMITH. Apply to THOS. WILLIAMS, Engineer, &c, 4-13 Corner of Montreal and Tuam street. WANTED, for a Steam Saw Mill, a good SAWYER. One who thoroughly understands the working of planing and moulding machines. Liberal wages would be given to a good hand. Apply to James Goss, Papanui road. 4-22 Missing Friends. OHOULD this meet the eye of GEORGE iO SPREY, who arrived at Canterbury per ship Acrington, 1863, write your brother Henry Sprey. Address—"Alexandra, Otago." Any one giving information to above address, will be liberally rewarded. 4-19 Government Notices. PUBLIC NOTICE. IMMIGRATION. THE PROVINCIAL GOVERMENT will receive applications for free passages for single women—domestic servants—between the ages of fifteen and thirty-five; and for assisted passages for families and single men. Terms can be ascertained on application at the Immigration Office. ; By order of his Honor the Superintendent, DAVID M. MACKAY, i Immigration Officer. Immigration Office, Chriatchurch, June 18, 1868. 8-20 PUBLIC NOTICE. I fin HE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT IJL INVITE TENDERS for the supply lof 4350 DOG COLLARS, for the year 1870, and for altering 1459 collars remaining in stock at the Police Depot, Christchurch. Particulars aa to description of collar, &c,! required, will be furnished on application at the Provincial Secretary's office. Tenders, endorsed "Tender for Dog Collars," to be sent in, not later than 12 o'clock i noon, on WEDNESDAY, the sth May. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. EDWD. JOLLIE, Provincial Secretary. Provincial Secretary's Office, Chiistchurch, April 30. 5-1
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Press, Volume XIV, Issue 1887, 3 May 1869, Page 1
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