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Press, Volume XL, Issue 5710, 7 January 1884, Page 1

TWanted. WET NURSE WANTED. Apply 29 Conference street. 1-7 4299 WANTED, a Washer-up. Apply Cafe de Paris, Cashel street. 1-7 4311 WANTED, thorough competent Butcher. W. H. Coopbb, Armagh street ; 1-7 4309 WANTED, a good General Servant. Apply to Mrs S. Garfobth, Spreydon Lodge, Spreydon. 1-5 4339 ANTED—Situation Store, Shop, or Warehouse; town or country. Good references. John Bbharb_u., KaiapoL 1-7 4280 WANTED, for up the country, a thorough Cook and Laundress. Apply, stating references, to Mrs Cotton, Lake 1-7 43911 WANTED, an Owner for a Bandbox ! given to mc by a lady near the Hospital on December 22nd. Owner can have same by describing contents and paying expenses. Patrick Fitzoibbon, Doylestem; - 1-7 4284 WANTED KNOWN,-Great Sale of Cutlery, Tinware, Cruets, Preserv ing Pans, Electro-plated Goods, and Garden Tools, for two weeks only, at T. Calvieiit's, j Ironmonger, 217 Cashel street, prior to his removing to his old premises, High street, Triangle. 1-4 4190 THE STANDARD KILTINg! MACHlNE—latest and best. Dressmakers and others would find thiß a good investment. Standard Machinb Company, 113 Manchester street. 9-28 403 ICYCLES. —The undersigned have been appointed Agents for Hillman, Herbert and Cooper's celebrated' Machines, arid are now showing shipment ex Fenstanton: all sizes. At Home and in Europe this make is the most popular. Also, per Waikato, other Coventry made Machines, 52ui and 54in. Country orders and enquiries invited. Standard Machinb Company, 113 Manchester street. 9-28 402 THE GOLDEN TEA POf. TjIOR PURE TEA and SELECT GROt * CEBIES, at Low Prices, the Golden Tea Pot has no equal in Canterbury. Special prices to Hotels and purchasers of over 45 worth. Goods forwarded by cart or rail to. any address. Orders by post punctually attended to. ' D. STRANAGHAN, 65 Victoria street. 10-5 690 BLIGH'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL AND RESTAUR-NT.-Beet accommodation in town is now offered to boarders. Doable room,: 16s per week} single room, 18s per week i board without lodging, 12s per week i weekly dinners, 4s per week i board and lodging, Ss per day. Good accommodation for f__i_eß. Smokingroom.) sitting-room (with use of piano), bath room and shower-bath. Stabling free. -■ : ... 3-283491 TTORSES TAKEN IN TO GRAZE AT ; NEW BRIGHTON, Plenty of Grass' and Clover. ALFRED BAINTON, New Brighton, 1-7 4288 Near New Brighton Bridge. Ai; - 1 '-'.'■'"'"'■ '"""„"T-'""!T"~ ~ —'"~"-"■"-' "' ";; '■ ■-■-■• Xostand Found. T OST,from Oxford, on Saturday last, 1 A one draught MARE, aged, brown, with a little-white on off hind foot, and white face; one draught COLT, 2 years old, and of the same color arid description aa the above mare. Anyone giving information to Mr J. Fbah-, of Oxford, which will lead to their recovery will be rewarded: / 1-6 4247 Properties for Sale. FOR SALE, CHEAP, a well-finished Six-roomed HOUSE, with Larder, ten-guinea cooking range, artesian well and workshop; high and dry. Apply Edwin Bbitton, 13 Conference street, Durham street North. 1-7 4307 T7TOR SALE, a GENERAL STORE in JD South Canterbury, doing a good turn over, which can easily be increased by an energetic man. Small capital only required. For terms, Ac, apply to Fbbdbbice Dbnhah. No. 12 Grain Agency Chambers, Christchurch. 12-28 3973 FOR SALE, near Prebbleton, Five Acres of Good LAND and Four-room Dwelling HOUSE, dairy, scullery, good garden and orchard, with 300 fruit trees, and a Two-room Cottage on the place. There are also five acres of land adjoining which can be rented, altogether offering a comfortable home. Apply to F. T.Guy, on the place, orto J. L. Wilson,Christonurch. >\_ - -- . ■ ■ ;■■.. 1-4 4183 TTJOR SALE or TO LET, 240 ACBES Jj of LAND, situated near Weedons, adjoining Mr Trot's farm; also 99 acres at Gray's road, near Amberley, cloße to the railway station. This farm is well adapted for dairy purposes, having a good creek of water running all the year round. Possession can be given at once if required.' For further particulars apply to H, Mabks, Manchester street. 12-19 8636 Properties to JLet. mO LET, for a term of thirty-five years, X on building lease, a SECTION, Corner East Belt and, Worcester street, adndrably adapted" for a baker's or any other shop-] compensation allowed for buildings at end of term.: Apply to Wn.___ D__u__t, corner Cashel street and Stanmore rdfid. IQ-24 1417 Ideensinj. Notices. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOB TEMPORARY TRANSFER OF LICENSE TO PURCHASES OR ASSIGNEE OF LICENSED PREMISES. I CHARLES GOLDSTONE; of Sydenm ham, being the holder of an Hotel License in respect of the house and premises situate at Sydenham, and known as the Railway Refreshment Rooms, do hereby trive notice that I desire to obtain, and will forthwith APPLY to the Licensing Com_dttee to have the said LICENSE TRANSFERRED temporarily to Henry Stark Drummond, who has become the Lessee of the said house and premises. Dated the 2nd day of January, 1884. IA 4_oT ied CHARLES GOLDSTONE. Partnership Notices. TWOTICE is Hereby Given, that the J\ PARTNERSHIP hitherto subsisting between the undersigned, in the practice of Barristers and Solicitors in theCity of Christchurch, New Zealand, under the i firm of JOYNT AND PERCEVAL, has ! been This Day DISSOLVED by the said iWestby Brook Perceval retiring therefrom. Dated this 31st day of December, 1883. T. I. JOYNT. W. B. PERCEVAL. Witness—Fbbd_uc- Fullkb, Law Clerk, Christehuich. 1-2 4137 ■__ , NOTICE OF CO-PARTNEBSHIP. Tk/TR W. B. PERCEVAL having retired i J-X from the firm of Joynt and Perceval, and Mr W. ACTON ADAMS having been I admitted a PARTNER, the practice of the late firm will from this date be continued at the firm's offices in Gloucester street, C_ristc_urch, New Zealand, by the undersigned as Barristers and the style or firm of JOYNT A ACTON ADAMS. Dated this 31st day" of -December, 1838,- ■■ T.-1.-JOYNT. ■-" 1-2 4142 W. ACTON ADAMS.