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Wanted. WANTED, to rent, within fifteen minutes' walk of the Post office, a comfortable HOUBE with not less than seven or eigh« rooms. Forward particulars to A. 8., Box 8 Christchurch Post office. 2 21 WANTED, A MASTER for the Papanui Wesleyan Day School. Apply to Mr JOHN REESE, 3-3 Chairman of Local Committee. WANTED, a MARRIED COUPLE for a Farm. Good wages. Apply to Mr Isaac Wilson, Kaiapoi. 3-16 WANTED— A GOVERNESS in a Day School, to take charge of the junior classes; one competent to teach music. Apply for particulars to the "Press" office, Christchurch or ITaiap"i. v 3-16 Public Notices. „ «a o a Qn tn / \ *^« _____ / _■■ \ -HI E= W / *""\ I \ ss 8 Z3 \ / s_s C9 £4 \/ " S3 q * ■ str TO CONSIGNEES. W • JHb E E D , LICENSED CUSTOM-HOUSE AND SHIPPING AGENT. Goods cleared and forwarded to Christ" church at through rates. Bills of lading and all orders left at J. DRUMMOND MACPHERSON'S Office, Lyttelton and Christchurch, will immediat. attention. -"2-22^ LATE FIRE. THE BUSINESS of the Undersigned will be CARRIED ON (temporarily during the erection of their New Stores), on the PREMISES LATELY OCCUPIED by Mr HUGHEB, stationer, directly opposite the store lately burned down in Cashel street. 12-27 R. &. D. SUTHERLAND. NOTICE. BEEN RUNNING with my COWS for about a week, a red and white STEE R, branded like square on off rump. The owner can have it by paying for the advertisement. ISAAC CHAMPION, 3-16 Riccarton Mills. NOTICE. * LL CLAIMS AGAINST the estate of the /\ late EPHRAIM COFFEE are requested to be SENT IN to the undersigned. All Debts owing to the estate will be received by Mr Benjamin Hale, Cashel street, whose receipt will be sufficient. B. J. HALE) -c . 3-16 J. CAREY } Executors. T. P. BABER, COMMISSION AGENT, Specially for the PURCHASE and SALE of GRAIN AND AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. Opfice ■ MATSON'S BUILDINGS, Cathedral square. 3-12 BOILING DOWN. THE UNDERSIGNED is prepared to PURCHASE BHEEP, or BOIL DOWN on OWNER'S ACCOUNT. A charge of ONE SHILLING per head will be made for Boiling Down, which will include the thorough washing of the skins, drying, baling, and pressing, and likewise delivery of the same, and of the tallow at the Christchurch Railway Station. Casks charged at prime cost. W. H. MEIN. January 27,1870. 1-28 Canterbury Brewery, 12th March, 1870. WE HEREBY AUTHORISE MR. HENRY Wm. BRIE SI to COLLECT MONEYS on our account, and his receipt will be sufficient discharge. 3.J4 WARD AND CO. CLAIMS TO VOTE. VOTING PAPERS can be obtained at the offices of this paper, Christchurch, Lyttelton, and Kaiapoi. 2-23 THE UNDERSIGNED ARE CASH BUYERS of good samples of WHEAT in large quantities. BENN A WALKER. | Leithfield, 14th Marob, 1870. 3-15