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Press, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5562, 17 July 1883, Page 1

LfT|7 : ANTED. a few Lads to Bun the TT "Telegraph" about town. Apply 'at the Publishing Office at 4 p.m. 5-8 5103 WANTED, Engine and Boiler, about 12 h.p. nominal, double cylinder; portable or stationary. Particulars to Box 213, Post-omce, Christchnrch. 7-16 7689 "rirANTED, immediately, a General if Servant and a Nursemaid, for the Chatham Islands. Apply to Mrs J. B. Hid., Mitre Hotel, Lyttelton. 7-17 7731 W ANTED, for a country hotel, a good Second-hand Billiard Table. D. O'Sullivan akd Co., 76 Manchester street. 7-17 7725 WANTED, Freemasons to know I will send, fpost free, on receipt of £1. Text Book of Freemasonry, Myeteries of Do., Manual of Do. B. Shannon, 176 Colombo street. 7-17 7733 "ANTED, Honest Publicans, Spirit Merchants, and Brewers who will undertake to Compensate for all Lose and Damage done to their Customers and Society by their Profitable Traffic. 5-7 5110 W ANTED on July 23rd, Married C< uple without enenmbrance. to milk, look after garden, and make himself generally useful. Woman to cook for men. Apply to G. B. Stabkt, Brackenfleld, Amberley. - 7-4 7318 WANTED KNOWN—That the celebrated Home Bush Coal can be delivered for 20s pci- ton for cash anywhere within 14 miles radius of the depot. Orders addressed to Mr Henry Williams, at the depot, South Belt, Sydenham, will be attended to. James A. Mcllraith. 6-26 7023 WANTED KNOWN—Mas Edwauds . has Opened the Premises lately occupied by A. Mills, Tailor, Cashel street, aeanArtJSeedleworkDepot.Crewelß,Crowel Silks, Embroidery Silks, Filoselle, Linen Crash, Briggs' Patterns, Berlin, Shetland, Andalueian, and other Wools. Note the addrefla: Opposite Twentyman and Cousin's., next Aitkin and Roberta, Caahel street. 4-5 3578 WANTED the Public to Know that J. Nutsey, Draper, Sydenham, has Bemoved to the Premises lately occupied h% T. H. Bone and Son, where all Goods will be sold at Christchurch Pricee. 7-17 7726 OE GENUINE REDUCTIONS see Windows for Prices at F. Gabites, Victoria street. F GABITES—BIack velvet hats, 6d • each; black trimmed hats, girls', Is lid; women's ribb'd hose, s£d the pair. P. Gabitks, Victoria street. PRESENT PROPRIETOR would like to meet with an Active or Sleeping Partner with .£3OOO or .£4OOO for an old and profitable Export and Local Manufacturing and Grain Business. Capable of great extension. Apply Box 357. 7-17 7757 FIREWOOD. — WANTED KNOWN. Persons requiring good strong Gorse Wood can be supplied with any quantity at 2s 6d per load, by applying immediately to the gorse cutters on Mr Homer's Clearwell Farm, Papanui. 7-17 7732 T~ HR post of BECEETABY to the New Zealand Exhibition Committee has been filled by the appointment of Mr JOSEPH B. SHEATH. Testimonials may be obtained on application to the undersigned up to Friday next. " "A. "G. HOWLAND,President. 7-17 7742 BLIGH'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL AND accommodation in .town iff how offered to boarders. Double room, 16s per Week: single room, 18s per week; board without lodging, 12s per week j weekly dinners, 4s per week; board and lodging, 8b per day. Good accommodation for fornixes. Smokingroom, sitting-room (with use of piano), batV room and shower-bath. Stabling free. 3-28 3491 TITES T>ASSINGTHWAITE, CBEMOBNE HOUSE, 142 ARMAGH STEEET. BOABD AND~BESIDENCE 6-21 On Reasonable Terms. 6862 TOCK-TAKING SALE-Wool squares, 4fd each; China matting, 6sd the I yard; check matting, 7Jd the yard. F. j Gabites, Victoria street. I*o~t and Found. LOST, BUGGY CUSHION and WHIP, near East Belt. Finder rewarded George Tebbeli/s Stables, Cashel street Christchurch. 7-16 7714 CAME ASTRAY, on mv Farm, Two White COWS and One Bed and White HEIFER. Owner can have same by paying expenses. John Fbeeb, Girder Bridge, Kaiapoi, 7-17 7734 Ploughing Matches. SEFTON AND AMBERLEY PLOUGH ING MATCH. TTIHE ANNUAL"MATCH will take JL place ia a paddock in the immediate neighbourhood of SEFTON TOWNSHOP, ON WEDNESDAY, the Ist AUGUST. The programme consists of— Double Furrow, open to all comers First Claßß Champion, open to all comers Second Class Single Furrow, open to all who hare never taken a first prize Boys* Class, open to youths nnder 17 years of age Triple Farrow, open to all comers. AH entrances 10s each, except Boys' Class, which will be se. Entries -will be received up to the 30th inst. l»y the Secretary or any Member ef Committee. """'.-' " " ' ' Teams to start at 10 o'clock a.m., to finish at 3 p.m. By order of the Committee, JAMES BABCLAY, Hon. Sec. 7-17 7719 Road Boards. POET LEVY BOAD BOABD. "fcTOTICE is hereby given that it is the J3J intention of the above Boaid, on the 2nd of August prox., to MAKE a ROAD BATE of 3-Bths of a penny in the £ upon the Valuation 8011, 1883, upon all Rateable Property in the Port Levy Road District, for the period ending 31st March, 18«4, and that such Bates shall be PAYABLE in one sum on the 16th day of AUGUST,. 1883. The Eate Book ie Open for Inspection at the Office of the Board to July 81st inst. G. S. FLEMING, Chairman. 14th July, 1883. 7-16 769* SIINDEVTLLE AND RANGIOEA BOAD BOABD. "fcTOTJCE Jβ Hereby Given, that it i*b the jS intention of the MANDEVILLE and EANGIORA BOAD BOABD, at their next Ordinary Meeting, to be held at the Koad Board Office, Rangiora, on FBIDAY, the 3bd AUGUST, 1883,fcoMAKE aGENEEA L BATE of Three Farthings in the £ c-n the rateable properties in the District for the year ending 31et March, 1884. Such Hate to be due and payable in one earn afc tho Road Board Office, Rangiora, on the 21th August, 1883. The Eate Book will be Open for Inspection at the Office of the Board, from the 17th July to the 3rd August, 18:3, between the hours of 10 a ia and 5 p.m. ALBERT PABSONS, Chairman. Bangiora, 16th July, 1883. 71" 7735