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Press, Volume XXXI, Issue 4194, 6 January 1879, Page 1

Wanted. WANTED; an experienced Barmaid at Scott's Family Hotel. 1-6 5403 WANTEDf a thoroughly competent ManCook. Wages, £60. Apply, WiawAM .SuUrabßßS, Lichfield street. ■ 1-8 5225 WANrEXTto SELL—An AdelaidolSrass and Corn STRIPPER.—AppIy to Db _.opbb-I, akd Co. 1-3 5253 WANTED,. Two Single Young Men as Ploughmen.—Apply to Mr J. S. White, Ohoka. ■ , 1-i 5356 WANTED, a cow-boy for a station; must be a good milker. Packe Bbothees. \ - ' ■ . ■ 1-45305 WANTET*. Shearers at Birch Hill Station, 4th January 1879.. Jas. Gokdon, Manager.--• 1-6 5411 WANTED, a Photographer, to undertake various .duties of Studio. Apply H. Wi-LiAMS, Greymouth; 1-6 5423 WANTED, a respectable Toung Woman as Waitress; also, a Nurse Girl. His Lordship's Larder. ' 1-6 5429 WANTED; a clean, useful Man for Kitchen ~ work; also a Needlewotnan for Morton's Hotel. . 1-6 5431 WANTED by the Advertiser, board and residence within ten minutes walk of the Bank of New Zealand.. Address J. W. H., Box" 86, Post Office, Christchurch. 1-6 5404 WANTED, a first class Miller, as working manager of a flour and oatmeal mill. Apply Moib & Co., Gloucester street, Chriatchnrcfa. ■ ' 1-4 5347 j WANTED, a competent Governess to tcaah English in a Ladies' School. Apply Kappa, Post office, Christchurch. ■/• ... '. 1-4 5379 WANTED, a good General-Servant, one acoustomed to children. Apply to Mas John Mgßeath, Montreal street south. 1-2 5233 WANTED, a General Servant, one occustothed to children. Apply, Mrs W. H. Smite,, corner Town Bolt, Hereford, street east. 12-28 5052 .■,"■..': ANTED, for the country, aHead Nurse, not under 27; must be a good needlewoman. Reference necessary. Mrs Cabsalb, Waireka station, Home Biish. 1-2 5290 WANTED, Furnished Apartments, near Church and Bail, sitting-room' and two bedrooms (one double-bedded), terms reasonable. Address, E.G., Post-office. 1-6 5412 WANTED, for Home Bush, a married Foreman Ploughman. For further particulars apply to James A. Mcllbaith. ,-.■■:.• - , . 12-30 5068 WANTED, a respectable Boy as Messenger and to make himself generally useful. Apply B. Peteesen & Co, Jewellers. ' ' 1: 1:6;5440 WANTED, a Young Man, to make himself generally useful in a grocery store.-*-Apply to W. Tho—son, Colombo* Btreet. N.B.—Cash purchaser of prime Butter,'fresh and salt ? ' 1-3 5257 WANTED, a good man to take charge of a Farm near Christchurch of aboutilSO acres; he must be able to plough, and thoroughly understand farm work. „ A comfertable houee 1 and everything found; good wages. Apply to ' J. T. Fobd & Co. ' 1C5419 WANTED immediately, 50 good JlxcAva-; tors; contract employment, and highest. wages: paid to good workmen.—Apply onthe Works, South Bakaia railway, or to J. J.u_cdb Pabkkb, labor agent,; Manchester-street south. : 1-8 5266 WANTED;: ; BtSersl for ißlocks of Good Land in various sizes in Ashburton, Bnrnham, Templeton, Dnneandel, Hornby,, Shirley, city and suburban/sections. .Terms liberal. Price low. J. L. WiiiSOK, Christchurch. ■;: ; .-.>.: ;' H-23 3357 WANTED; a competenb Strrveyor tolajr but the variouslines of road in the district "of" Awatere,. Mariboroughj • Applications and credentials to ! b'e forwarded* to the undersigned not later than Tuesday, the 4th day of Februarji, " 1879. £. 3.1 W. GE33?FiTHi,,_ecreUiry Awatere - Xv " ' " 12-23^t829 WANTKD Known that TOMBS' BIX-. PENNY ALMANAC contains ephqmoris, garden calendar, diary, Customs tariff,;meeting nights of &c/; table of population of the earth, postal and telegraphic guide, advertisers' trade directory, and a lot of useful information.. -Ag..there are,only a few hundreds left, early application: is necessary to prevent disappointment. ■ 12-31 5129 . -pA;WTI_I)v r {' A Gentleman as ~JtC _'S I D EN T " M. AS T ER \ CH. COOK, Melville House. • - -'1i40379 TO TAILORS—Wanted, good Hands; conjstant employment. J. Baxlanttne ani> CQ.,;Din»Bta,ble Honse. ,- ■-.■ ~ 1-6:5402 TO HAIRDRESSERS.—WANTED, an , Bi3tant to look after Cutting Boom. Anply early. Profebsoe Robottom's, High street -] : \:\ ~,--•'■- '-1-6 5422: SELWYN COUNT. COUNCIL. APPLICATIONS are invited for the Office of FOBDSMAN at the Lower Crossing of the Bakaia, known as Dobbin's Ford. Particulars may be obtained at the office of the Council, Manchester street, Christchurch, where applications will be received up to FRIDAY, the 10th January; : ; ! • .1-2 523- . '~.,' ,„W. JAMESON, Oletk. j;r ... ■',',- T OST, a CHEQUE for Thirty Pounds on JU the National Bank of New Zealand (Tanranga). signed by Jair, endorsed by A.. Whitiey; The; finder will be'rewarded on -bringingitfie same to H. G. Sheppard, Commercial Hotel, phristchurch.' '- N.Bl—Payment 13 stopped. . -.. 1-6 5^33 THE LADY who LOST a BRACELET at Mr Parker's Fancy Press Baffin July last can RECOVER IT by applying, to Mb PETBBSEN;- Jeweller, and grfing him a descriptioh of the same. , ■ __-6___7 -| /\S BEWABD.4-LOST, between St-amore 1 *AJ bridge' and Post Office, a small leathe* BAG, bound with strap—lf-the finder will the same to the office of this paper he will receive the above reward. 1-3 5261 OI EEWARO.—STBAYED on oW<l last, 18th'inst. f one Hght strawberry COW, about three years old, and one red COWJ No visible brands. Bothin full profit. Anyone giving such information that' will lead to the recovery of them wjll receive the above reward, 1 oil application to - E. AMYES, Oakhampton_ Harnby 12-28 5014 ,'_ _' ■ " ' "'*" ' ' ■ 1 — Inspoaindings. IMPOUNDED. at.leeston, December 23kh, 'from Lakeside: — Two COWS, pretty old; both dry r in low condiyon;,one red and one white. The latter is branded like C B near rump. If not claimed before, Monday, ths 19th inst., will be sold. JAS. CABSTON, Poundkeeper, I Leeston, Ist-January, ~ 1-3 5282 Funevail Notices. ■if 111—mil™. 1.1 iiMUhjnrii-Fiin .blu'lui—juivumi n, .inmiM-iiii Friends of John' A. Bedpath are reJL spectfuUy inrited to attend the Funeral of 1 his late daughter Catherine, to leave his residance, Tuam street East, for the. eKsotch 1 Cemetery, at 3 p.m. this day. 1.6 5427 ___ . . *.-— ~ - THE Friends of the'late Mr'Fdward Dudley, ase respectfully informed that his Funeral wnl leave the Oxford Hotel, Chriaic-urcb, this day, at for t_e -English . l~sT^'' H. FUHRMAN, UnqertaVer. I rfIHE Friends of Urr^Thomas laddie are re. ~-JL g spectfuUy invited to attend the Funeral of 'lib late departed wife, to leave his residencs, Avonvale, this day (Monday), for the Avonside Cemetery, at halCpast 3 o'clock, • . ' H. SCRIMSHAW, Undertaker, Corner of Durham. ft_d. St, Asaph street. h6Sm