Eailways. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYa SUMMER EXCURSIONS. V7-.OM IST DECEMBER, 1890, to 31st JT MARCH, 189 L, cheap through Return Tickets by Rail and Coach to MT. COOK will be issued a. Christchurch Station. Cheap through bookings from CHRISTCHURCH to HaNMER PLAINS HOT SPRINGS. Dally from Ist January to 30th April, and after that on Tuesdays and Saturdays, are also in force throughout the year. Cheap excursion tickets to the SOUTHERN LAKES DISTRICT will he issued between the Ist DttUEMBEK, 1890, and 3lsr MARCH, 1891, at Christchurch. Ashburton, Timaru, and Oamaru. All particulars obtainable at the Stations BY ORDER. THOS. COOK & SON TOURIST, EXCURSION AND GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, Head Office, Ludgate Circus, London. Head Office for New Zealand, _ Victoria , Arcade, Auckland, PASSAGES, TOURS and EXCURSIONS arranged for, and all information as to Cost, Routes, &c, supplied upon application. SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR PASSENGERS TO EUROPE. Special REDUCTIONS over the New Zealand Railways for FOREIGN TOURISTS. Agenta for all the principal lines of Steamships and Railroad Cornp—oies throughout the world. SPECIAL CONDUCTED TOURS. From Sydney or Melbourne-* To China and Japan, March 15th To India. To Mildura Irrigation Colonies. Monthly. All information obtainable from J. AL HEY WOOD and CO.. Agents. 21 Cathedral Square. T ■ - . - . ■ '■ Partnerahip "Notices. MEDICAL PARTNERSHIP. 1 HEREBY give notice that I have admitted my brother, RICHARD W. ANDERSON, j_.R.(XS., England, L.R.C.P_ London, L.S.A., London, into PARTNERSHIP in Practice as from January Ist, l&H. . b. MORTON ANDERSON. Colombo street, Sydenham. Wanted. -.I ■ — ■ ■- j Sime's Registry Office. 171 Armagh st. (nextDr* Deamer). Telephoned. IF you Want Good Servants. Male or Female, Apply Sime's Registry. Are you Wanting a Situation of any kind! Call at Sime. , Registry. No engagement no charge. ] WANTED, good Hotel Cook, first class Laundress £10, Cook £50, Cook £J0 (no washing), Housemaid £36. All private. CAN Thoroughly Recommend first class Married Couples, highest references; ■ Lady Help for country, Nursery Governess, Housekeepers, Experienced Nurse, good- Farm Hands, Harvesters, Thre thing Machine Hands, Boys, Grooms, Gardeners, &o. Sime, 171 Atmagh street. 9017 HOTEL- KEEPERS, Farmers, and all em- | ployers can rely on good male and female servants being selected. Now waiting engagement—Farm hands, grass seeders, firstclass teamster, harvesters all classes, station, cook, steady man, grooms, gardeners, useful boys for private houses, shops, and offices, hotel hands, waiters, cooks, barman, useful men, barmaids, threshing machine hands, first-dans married couple, good housekeepers, thoroughly recommended. No engagement no charge. : . : : _____? YW.C.A. REGISTRY, 176 Colombo etr/jet « (side entrance next Miss Morrison's Dairy). No trouble spared to suit ladies or servants. , - Mm Izett, Manchester street, "OEQUIRES Groom, Useful Station Hand. J_L by 11 sharp. Station Couple, Second Man Cools, " SOB, count. 7.' ■ Rec*mme__» House* TreepSr; mtionHands, Tfutel Hands., Oook, Housemaids, &c. Arrived 'Frisco, - Home, Amc-ic-A papeai, &c See windows. _ ( SOW) -ntTANTED iKNOWN—For Sale, To-day, f-T another warehouseman's .took of Ribbons at, less than half-price, A warebo—souiaa'a. Stock of New Frillings, at less than half-prioo. Shaw, Robinson ana Co„ The Hall, High street. i___________ WANTED, the Ladles of Ohr.Jtchurch to know Miss McCormiok waits upon persons who have Second-hand Clothing to dispose of. fhe highest price given for Ladies', and Gentlemen's Clothing, Jewellery, Furniture, Books, 3tc. Address Colombo road, Sydenham, near the Railway Gates, and 1?_ Lower High street. ___________ VIfTANTED, to Sell, Well-built T-house of ▼ V * Four Rooms, scullery, pantry, washhouse, copper, Btabling, Sec. Capital garden, well stocked, situated Montreal street, only £200: also, a fine block, admirably adapted for subdivision, fronting Seiwyn street, containing iacjesS. perches. As owner is desirous of selling quickly a very low price will be accepted. Hopkins and Baggs, Estate Agents Cathedral square. WANTED, Persons desirous ot Renting Properties Go call or send for our weekly printed To Let Circular. Hopkins and Baggs, Cathedra] square. . «TtTANTED KNOWN—Mrs Tapley, Gover■:fT . uor's Bay, has first-rate accommodation for families and others, at very moderate charges. Fishing, Bo_t.Bg, Sea-Bathing,. Splendid Grounds. Apply on premises, or to HopkinS and Baggs, Cathedral Square. WANTED To Sell, new McCormick Reaper and Binder, latest improvements; will be sold a bargain. Hopkins and Baggs, Cathe* - dral square. -JOffTANTED To Rent, for a good tenant, M V reD t guaranteed. House of 6or 6 rooms, must be a compact little place. Hopkins and Baggs, Cathedral square. WANTED KNOWN—Absolute Clearance Beath's. Wednesday, 21st instant, and, fourteen following days. G. L. Beath and 00. \MT ANTED to Purchase, for cash clients, YY Farm of 100 to 150 Acres good Land, with good Dwelhng-houso and Outbuildings; also Farm 20 to 30 Acres, with Buildings; Halswell district preferred. George Hamill, Cathedral square. ________________ WANTED KNOWN—Absolute Clearance Heath's. Wednesday, 2lst instant, and fourteen following days. G. Ii Beath and Co. WANTED to Sell, Farm of 350 Acres, good sheep or agricultural Land, well fenced and watered. Price £2 15s an acre. Would take property in Christchurch or suburbs in exchange as part or whole of the purchase money. George Hamill, Cathedral square. WANTED to Sell, Farm of 170 Acres flrstclass Land at Southbridge, well fenced subdivided and watered, with running stream in every paddock, good eight-roomed House and every necessary outbuilding. A splendid farm at_a very low price and on very easy terms. George Hamill, Cathedral square. WANTED to Sell, Farm 20 Acres, splendid Land, with good four-roomed House, &C., six miles from town; very low price; would take a four-roomed House in the suburbs as part payment; balance arranged. George __—__, Cathedral square. yISITORS to Dunedin will find Comfortable Accommodation at Mrs James' Private Boarding Establishment. Albyn House, King street. Dunedin. 6-i----£_UPERIOR Dyeing and Cleaning in all its O branches, with despatch, at moderate prices by J. Aruiger, from Loudon, Christ-' church Dye Works, 48 Oxford Terrace W., near Bridge. . PREMIER Oyster Saloon — Hot Fish or Oyster Luncheons Daily, Is. Our rooms are tbe best in the colony. Waddington and Jones. 178 Colombo street. 8931^ W HARVEY, Dyer and .Scourer. &o *, has, for the convenience ot his _t__erous customers, Removed from Victoria street to Central Premises. Hoobs Boildings C-the-raisqu-re. Established 1876. 8f • __ip___—L Bargains in Ladles' Jackets and P, Dust Cloaka at the D.LC. Colossal Sale. ARG AINS in Garibaldis, Jerseys, and Boya Blouses at the D.LC. Colossal Sale. SPECIAL Bargains in Ladies' Silk and Lace •Mantles, i___iU_ and Capes at the D.LC. Colossal Sale. T ADIES' Washing and Colored' Costumes J_i half-price at the D.LC. Colossal Sale. BEST Manuka Charcoal and Irons, all kinds Aitken and Roberta, Ironmongers, Corner Colombo and Cashel streets (opposite Ballantyne'o). PERSONS GIVING UP HOUSEKEEPING AND Wishing to Avoid tbe Risk and Inconvenienc. o_ aSale, ARE REMINDED THAT J. BOWMAN AND SON ARE CASH PURCHASERS OF FURNITURE AND EFFECTS TO AN V EXTENT. OUTDOOR BAl__3 CONDUCTED. J. BOWMAN and SON, Auctioneers, 200 Hereford street),
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Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 7781, 7 February 1891, Page 1
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