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Press, Volume XXIX, Issue 3975, 22 April 1878, Page 1

Wanted. ANTED to Eent, a Small Farm, say 15 to 20 acres, near Christcbnrch. Apply to J. S. Wagjtkb, Clarendon. 3-27 555 ANTED, four first-class Dressmakers at Mrs Butler's, Milliner, High street. : 4-20 1853 ANTED, three Coalminers, none but good hands need apply to JosKi'H B. SmtATH, Tnam street. 4-12 1393 WANTED, Carpenters. Apply Al ifotel, or Madras street south. W. Stocks. , 4-18 1827 ANTED, a good General Servant. Apply to Mrs Henry Clabk, Lincoln. 4-22 1925 ANTED, Tenders for Ploughing 500 Acres of Land, near Bivcr Hinds. For further particulars, apply to Watt and Co., Cliristchurch. 3-23 301 WANTED, a competent Working- Manager for forming the Pelorus Railway. Apply to W. E. Dive, Havelock, with references and salary required. 4-18 1813 WANTKD, by a Gentleman of large experience, a situation as Canvasser or Collector. Apply H., offico of this paper. 4-18 1803 WANTED, to Sell 34 Acres of Land at Greendale, near the Chapel, adjoining Mr F. W. Adams's Farm. For further partiI culars apply to H. Marks, Manchester street. j 3-19 23 WANTED, a strong, active Lad, about 18 years of age ; one that has had some I experience in a retail Rtore preferred. Apply at I Davenport's Citt Tea Mart, High street, I Christchurch. 4-22 1932 WANTED KNOWN—Gentlemen can have specially comfortable Board and Eesidence on moderate terms. Apply Nostell Pbiobt, Madrae street, the only house to the right between Armagh and Chester streets. 4-2018C3 WANTED, a certificated Mistress for tie Toi Tapu District School; salary, including lodging money, .£BO per annum. Applications, testimonials, to be sent to the Chairman, Mr H. W. Pbktsian, on or before the 4th day of May neit. 4-4 1010 WANTfcD, a thoroughly efficient Assistant for a General Store; must have good references as to character and ability ; applicant to istata amount of salary; duties to commence abont the middle of May. Apply in own handwriting to Box No. 38, Post-ofiioe, Aehburfcon. 4-18 1818 LADY just arrived from Melbourne wishes Engagement ac Governess. Acquirements—English, French, Music, and Singing , . Excellent testimonials. Address, Box 19 A, Post Office, Wellington. 4-22 1930 HOUSE of five or six rooms with freehold land Wanted for ca-h, near the centre of the city. Apply by letter J.G.H., Radcliffe's Commercial Hoteh 418 1794 IF this should meet the eye of T. H. MOB-i BISON, of Newcastle, he is requested to communicate with his Wife on board the barque Victoria, now lying in Port. 4-22 1927 Lost and Pound LOST, at the Tai Tapu, one PEBBLE STONE, polished and gold mounted. The finder will be rewarded by. leaving it at the Eliesmebe Arsis, Tai Tapu. 4-81804 LOST, about Febrnary dQtmi Ist, from Malvern, a bay MABE,' nearly thoroughbred, two hind fetlocks white, blaze down face, long tail, roan on left eye, shod all round; had a rope on neck when lost. Any person returning, or giving information respecting the same, to George Pocock, We3t Coast' road, Malvern; or John Dohsbtt, Masonia Hotel, Southbrook, will receive the above I reward. . 4-16 1667 Op; BEWABD.—STEAYED, from Wordbtf cester street, probably towards the Peninsula, a light chestnut MABE, four years old, branded a heart (indistinct) on near shoulder. The above reward wi)l be paid on delivery at Gay's Stabi.¥3i Cashel street. 4-12 1165 OO BEWABD will be paid for such infordQdmd mation as will lead to the conviction of the person or persons who BEMOVED the Locks and Chains from the Gates on Lot No. 0 of Mr Stafford's property, at Lansdowno. G. Franks. 4-3 904 On BEWAED— LOST, from Leeston, on o&A 13th April three HBIFEBB. and cix SI'EEBS, two years old, marked split on tho left ear. Anyone returning same to Patrick JMcEtedt, Leeston, will receive the above reward, and anyone retaining same after this date will be prosecuted. 4-18 1802 rtQ BEWABD.—LOST, on April 13th, be3ytJ tween the East town belt and Gloucester street, a pair of gold EABBINGS wrapped in paper. Finder will receive the above reward^» n retnraing to W. Bowlbs, railway station, Christohurch. ... 4-17 1749 TKN SHILLINGS EEWABD-r-LOST from the residence of the undersigned on or about April 2nd, one liver colored retriever DOG. Tho above reward will be given for the recovery of the same. J. G. MubBAT, Greenpark. 4-181806 -fl /~|S. BEWABD—LOST on Saturday mornA" ing, by a passenger from Lyttelton per If a.m. train, a Lady's Dark LEATHER BAG, containg purse, Ac. The finder will oblige by leaving samo at the CHBisTcmißeH TELEGBArH OFFICE. 4-22 1937 Sporting BACKS. BACES. COLD LUNCHEON, Iβ 6d. Cold Luncheon, Is 6d, Will be provided in Confectioner's Booth on Eace Course, each day of Races. Tea, Coffee, Confectionery, &c, &c. 4-18 1809 J. E. BASHFOBD. CALC UTTA SWEEPS TO•N I G H T AT TBB MUSIC HAMi. 4-162674 TttK following are the Winning Numbers in . MAPLES'S DERBY SWEEP:— 952. Bide-a-Wee 71. Nectar 589. Isaac Walton 12. Pinfire 8. Standard Bearer 175. Pungawerewere 037. Mata 451. Undine 364. Kanolf 970. Oberon 981. Mireille 426. Titania 91. Foul Play 4W. Montana 185. Trump Card 275. Ven.s Transit 114. Waiiti 131. Colleen 231. Batcatcher 99. Bribery fB9. Templeton 333. Danebury • 33. Chancellor 595. Longlands 13. Hippocampus 80. JJgaro 118. Orange Lightning 85. Jangler 3SD. Puriri 631. Luna 49. Songster 318. Mufti 78. Ariel 165. Satirist 4-22 1922 Assessment Courts. ASSESSMENT COUBT. AMUBI EOAD DISTBICT. IBKItEBYappointMr~HUGH McILRATTH VALUES of the Amuri Eoad District, ami srive notice that the BOLL so prepared will bo OPEN FOE INSPECT/ON at the Boad Board Office, Waian, from the 20th day of April to the 23r.l day of May next. All objections to the said Assessment must be made in the form of the 4th Schedule to the Bating Act, 18<e,»nd a copy must be left at the Eoad Board Ofcce, "Vaiau, ten days prior to the sitting of the said Court, which, will be held at the Court Hous<! at Waiau on THURSDAY. May 23rd. CALEB WHPTEFOOBD, Judge. G. W. SOHBODEB, Clerk to Assessment Court. Waiau, April 11th, 1878. 4-15 1620