Railways* THOS. COOK & SON TOURIST, EXCURSION AND GSNSRAL PASSENGER AGENTS. Head Office L-dgate Circus, London. Head Office for New Zealand, 4 Victoria : Arcade, Auckland. . . "DASSAGBS, TODRS and * i arranged for, and all information as to Cost, Routes, See, supplied upon application. SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR PASSENGERS TO EUROPE. - Special REDUCTIONS over the New Zealand Railways for FOREIGN TOURISTS. Agents for all the principal lines of Steamships and Railroad Companies throughout the world. SPECIAL HOLIDAY TOURS. Christchurch to Nelson, via Otira Gorge and Boiler Valley, Return Steamer. Otago Lakes, including Te Anau and Manapouri, and all and every place of interest in the Colonies. Handy Guide to New Zealand always On Sale. J. M. HEYWOOD and CO.. Agents. 21 Cathedral Square. EXHIBITION RAILWAY EXCUR-lONS, THE Proprietor of the Club Hotel, Timaru, during the Exhibition Excursions, will specially prepare a LUNCHEON for Passengers per express, consisting of soup, grills, or Joints and sweets. Charge One Shilling. The Hotel is only 50 yards from the railway station, and the train waits twenty minutes, 8592 -.eligio-fl Services. GOSPEL TEMPERANCE MISSION. TUAM STREET HALL. MR R. COAD will Commence a TWELVE DAYS' MISSION on SUNDAY NEXT. 9th February. Afternoon at 3. Rev. W. Morley will Preside.; Evening at 8, Rev. C Dallaston will Open the Meeting. Admission Free. Collection after each Service. Sankey's Hymns, led by a large Choir under Mr H. Corrick. 615 Wanted. i Gash Advertisement- under this heading not ex ceeding twenty-four wards ONE SHILLING SiM-'s Registry Office. 107 Worcester street) just over Manchester street. WANTED, Servants of all classes, also young Girls; good Servants sure of a situation. 3821 REGISTRY OFFICE, 176 Colombo street between Cashel and Hereford streets. ipiOOD Situations for Servants with good \JT references. Mrs Izett, Manchester street, REQUIRES competent Man Cook, Servants •for Wellington, Christchurch, Country, and Cook-Housemaid together. Housemaid-. RECOMMENDS Man Cook, splendid Baker. Needlewoman, good Dressmaker, Married Couplea, and Farm Hands, Groom, &c 617 MRS IZETT gives especial attention to Employers Requiring Servants for Country,' none of bad character being sent. Ready tor Engagement—Certificated governess, lady helps, thorough housekeepers, monthly nurses, hotels, station, farm, cooks (barmen), married couples, grooms, gardeners, shepherds, ploughmen, laboring men, boys, too. Board, residence, furnished apartments, respectable good table), lodgings for servants. ,1970 WANTED, a Lady to .take charge of four children. Apply Mrs Ikard, Gloucester streeU_East Belt. ' ■ * "618 "-ntrANTED, to Sell, first-class Harness and . YY- Saddle Mare, 5 otf, by St..Leonards. handsome, good and quiet. Apply, at once, Arthur Eeauchamp. 619 WANTED to Sell (a bargain), 6-roomed Rouse, lr 5p land, artesian well, &c.; 'onl-r small deposit required; Apply at "once, 163 Cashel,street, Linwood. . 485 WANTED to Let—Hotel.. Lyttelton; low rental ; splendid chance for small capitalist. Apply Post Office, Box 134, Chri3t> church. . ■■' ■'-- _32 WANTED, Board and Residence, good locality,' for single gentleman. Apply Commercial, Post Office, Christoh-rch. 630 W'~*~" ANTED, a6-H.P. Portable Engine ; must be in good order: will buy or hire. Apply at once, stating price, &c., to C. Chinnery, Rangiora. . _. 625 WANTED?Buyera for Bicycle Wheel Perambulators. A. Reed, from 142 to 146 High street. 5256 WANTED, Tidy little Wives to save their money for one of our splendid Duchess Tables, price £4, worth at least £5 ss. A-teid, House Furnisher, from 142 to 146 High street. .■ .. . . .... ■ ■ 6548 ANTED, to Buy Furniture in anyquantity; best cash prices. J. BowmanVictoria street, " ' » - ■ WANTED People to get Married or Fur niture- H. Atkinson. 117 Manchester street. . . ■ WANTED, Buyers tor English-made Perambulators, india-rubber tires, reverslhle hoods, with aprons. Price £2 10s, EL Atkinson's Furniture Warehouse, Manchester street, "corner of Tuam street. .; WANTED KNOWN—Money accommoda tion for all classes. Lowest charges I n the city, at S. Cohen's City Loan aad Discount AndPawnOffices, No. 186 Colombo street, next City HoteL; Strictest secrecy in all transao tions. Post-office address. Box 102. Private entrance, City Hotel right of way. ANTED KNOWN—Gent's Colored Merino Singlets atls-6_. Special value, worth 2s lid. Beath's Sale. ; ANTED KNOWN—Heavy Twill Cretonnes, 3|d. New Colorings in Flannelettes, Sidandjid. Beath's Sale. ANTED KNOWN—On sale at S. Cohen's large quantities of Unredeemed Pledges remarkably cheap, comprising all classes of goods, notably in nlghest class of gold and silver watches,diamonds, jewellery, and sundry goods of all descriptions. Genuine Rotherham watches, three years' guarantee, from £2. WANTED KNOWN—E. A. Garhett, late of Cashel street, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, has Removed to High street, next Empire Hotel, and will be pleased to see all his old customer-and friends. r - 7729 WANTED KNOWN—S. Cohen lends money from Is to £2000 on all kinds of goods, personal or other securities. Bills discounted and renewed without delay. Special facilities given for loans repayable by weekly or mon-bly instalment-. ■- WANTED KNOWN—S. Cohen gives highest cash" price for old gold and silver, diamonds, in fact, any kinds of goods nought, sold, or exchanged. Note address. next door to &ty HoteL___ BSBS fIntTANTED KNOWN—Ladies' Ribbed CashV V mere Hose, super finish Is 3d, worth 28 3d per pair. Beath's Sale. W" ANTED KNOWN—French Print Robe?. 10yds eacb. 2s 4.d, 3a Sd. 4s 6d,5s 6d Robe. Choice Patterns at Beath's Sale. WANTED KNOWN—J. Bowman and Bon Conduct Outdoor Sales by Public Auction. Moderate Charges. ANTED, Farmers and E-nployere to apply to J. McDonald, Manchester street, Christchurcb, for any Servant- they may require. Harvest Hands sent on telegraphic notice. Contractors for Springfield Kailwrty can depend on getting well suited with Navvies, toe ■. i LUXTON'S Sale, Cashel street—lmmense Reduction in Summer Millinery. Large stock to select from. UXTON'S Sale, Cashel street—A job lot of embroidered sun bonneta, ranging from 3s 3d to 8s 6d, all to aro at 2b 6d each; nice men's, shirts. Is lid; youths* mer. sox, 4Jd pair; ladies dark hosei 3sd; nicely finished do, 6"d. : T UXTON'S - Clearing Sale now on. Wett* ■ _ Season's Fancy Dress Materials clearing at wholr-salecost. -.'■-.. ) ELUMINATED ADDRESSES prepare* by A.H.Hart Architect, 238 ColambaatSMt Mtoc—nem. " : OSTUME3 Half Price, at the D.LC Great Clearing Bale. M , e*~ HILDmF *<'S Costumes almost given away at the P LC. Great Clearfpg gala. * . T ACE Skirts and Washing Morning Wr_p\ M_J pers almost given away. DXC. Great , Stock Reducing Sale. SPECIAL Bargains Ladies' Mantles in all sizes at the D.LC Great Slock Reducing _ale, , . . . T ADIES' Short Jackets, Dust Cloaks, and I j Diessing Gowns at the DXC. Sale. Must .. beaoM. . PATENTS —Drawings and SpeciSeations prepured and Patent- obtained at moderate charges. A. H. Hart, Patent Agent,-25S Colombo street. Chxistcb-rch. ■■ f_~OWNKND'S Efferveecing SaMne. equal to . X Fruit Salt. Price la. 183 Colombg atraet, rnOWNEND'S Billouß and liver Pffla&eep ■ in health the liver stomach, heart aad kidneys. Free by post, la. __, ---nOWNEND'S Iceland Mo\s. tor coirehs J. colds, broncl_lti_, In bottlea- Is aad 23 One dose relieves. ■ ; EFFERVESCING S-XTS—Citflslwd, Vichy Lithia, toe, at Towneadfc Colombo etraeo i O DBo_ite City Hotel. «
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Press, Volume XLVII, Issue 74518, 6 February 1890, Page 1
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