TAILORING AT STRANGE'S. AN UNRIVALLED DISPLAY OF NEW SEASONS SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS NOW ON VIEW. 'Suits to Measure at 0..*), 635, 70s, 84s. Trousers to Measure at lis 6d, 17s 6d, 21s, 27s G_. The wonderful selection we.o_.r at these prices has never been surpassed. VICTORIA HOUSE, CHRISTCHURCH.
NEW 800 KB. JUST UNPACKED. _iska, by Mario Corelli, 2s 6d and 3s 6tl The Green Book, by Maurus Jokai, 2s 6d and 3s 6d Briton or Boer, by G. Griffitbs, 2s od and 3s 6d The Spirit ot tho Waters; tho Evolution of the Divine from tbe Human, by the author of Philochristus Footprints of the Apostles as traced by St' Luke, by Luckoch, 2 vols, 12s John Halifax, complete edition for 6d Trooper Peter Halket of Mashonalaud, by Olivt Sohreiner. 6a Stories for Ninon, by Zola, 3s 6d De Quiucey. Works, edited by Masson, 2s6d per T* The Princess Desirce, by 81ack,23 6d and3a*d The Niceno Creed, by J. J. Lias, M.A., 6s. ~ SIMfSON AND WILLIAMS, LIMITED, 214 HIGH STREET. CHRISTCHUBOB.. WANTED. WANTED, Young Girl to help In House. Dr. _ Palmer, St. Elmo, Worcester stareet 85*16 WANTED, at once, a first-class Pastry Cook. No other need apply. J. Buggey, Tuam .tree. East. ■ 8781 WANTED, Two Girls as General Servant., raua* have references and understand a little aboot washing and ironing. Apply, L.M.M., PR-SsOfSoe. ( _ 8750 WANTED a House Painter. A. G. Forward, Painter, Prcbbleton. Apply to Lewd and Son, High street, Christehurch, between 2 and 3 p.m , Saturday. 87*g WANTED by respectable middle-aged Woman, Situation as Mother's Help, country preferred. Address O. T. W., Post Otlice, Rangiora. 8678 ■ WANTED at J. J. Parker's Registry, 176 Colombo street—Female Cook, General Servants, Housemaids, Waitress, Helps, Ploughmen, Dairymen, and Youths. Waiting—Potato Diggers, Married Couples, Housekeeper, Baker, Groom and Gardener. ' ■ 8687 ANTED by a thoroughly Young Man Situation ns Head Shepherd. At present, and for the last tlires years, under-shepherd on largest station in Waivarapa, two years previously managing 5000 acre bush farm in same district, before that eighteen months on station iv Matiftwatu. Reason for leavjn? present billet, change to a drier climate. Excellent-testimonials. Reply by letter to Shepherd, cave of "Times" offlce, 8714 WANTED, by the North Canterbury' Board ot Education, an Assistant Mistress for Christ-cnui-ch West School, present salary £65. Applications, accompanied by testimonials, to be sent, in, addressed to the Secretary of the Board, not later than 4 p.m., on Thursday, tho 22nd current Applications received later than the advertised time oannbt be considered. . 8339 5 WANTED, by the North Canterbury Board of Educaliou, a, Master tor Lowcliffe School; present salary £80 (subject to tho regulation respecting the payment of a sewing mistress). Applioa* tions, accompanied by testimonials, to be Gene in,. addressed to the Secretary of the Board, not. later than noon on Saturday, the 24th April. Applications received later than the advertised time cannot bo considered. 8734 WANTED — Employers iv want of Married Couples, Ploughmen, Shepherds, Grooms. Gardeners, Dairy Hands, Hotel Servants, Youtlis (also mechanics), apply to J. McDonald,, Manchester Btreet. Wanted—Head Shepherd, Blacksmith, Farm Youths, &c. Ladies requiring reliablo Female Servants, with references, apply to the Matron at "McDonald's. Wanted—Female Cooks. 25s ; General, for station, another servant kept," 12s; Lady Helps, Mothers' Helps, Young Girls. Country servants ara specially Invited to apply to McDonald's New Zealand Labour Exchange, Christchurch. Telephone 256. . " . . 4421 WANTED to recommend a thoroughly competent Waitress, with excellent . referenced; also, several reliable Housekeepers. Apply Mrs R. H. Mitchell, First Class Registry and Parcels OlTlee, Morten's Buildings. Telephone 745. 863(1 WANTED, first-class Cook, country, £1 pel week (no washing) ; experienced Cook (country), £40 ; good Cook (town), £35; good Housemaid (town), Cook (country), Housemaid same place. •Thoroughly experienced Nurse (country), £30; superior person as Nurse, two children (town), £30: good . Cook (country), £45; thorough General, Opawa, £30; General, Bunvood, only two in family, 10s; experience- General, Papanui, £30;. throe experienced Generals (town), 10s; good cook for first-class country hotel, AlO; two good Generals for country hotels, Girls to assist from 5s to Bs. Mrs R, H. Mitchell, Morten's .Buildings.. Telephone 745..- 8029 WANTED KNOWN—Beecroffs Drag will run to races Saturday and Monday. 8749 "VTIttT"ANTED to Sell 6 b;p. Traction Engine;. '"V V~ thorough good order;full certificate, cheap; reasonable terms. .ApplyJ.'B., Pukss Office-. '' W"~ ANTED to SetPGo-d Sections iv Gloucester, Worcester and Cashel streets, Lluv.ood.O. J. Mountfort, Cathedral square. ,8740 \&T ANTED to Sell, a Pony, 14 hands, four oft; very *f ?."■'■ quiet in saddle and harness; any trial, pass ' tirams well. Apply Wilson and Sons, Auctioneers, .', : . ■:;.... . ■ .■ ■.--.■ . ■.-■ -/■': ■ ■ -'■' '■•/*■ :8592^ ANTED to Sell, a well-finished House with two or three acres of land, stable, ond other buildings. , Particulars on application to Collie Bros., St. Asaph street. .8751 VJ_T ANTED to Sell—Five acres and five-roomed ■iVf House, with outbuildings on Northccte road, -P_panui; a comfortable honie. Apply on premises , to A. -litchell. ''„';; ~-.'' ■-.: .-.--' 8466 .■; . W" ANTED to Sell, Bicycles ; cash or time payments. We offor you eight (8) mokes of high class machines, Ladies* and GenU'. Saville and Co.. Cathedral 880 i "ANTKDto Sell, "Star" Bicycle, Dunlop tyres, £7; also', first-class Ladies' Bic-yole, Dunlop , tyres. Cash or time payments. Saville and ' Cathedral Square. 8802 WANTED to Sell, Farms from 60 to 5000 Acres, good districts and highly improved: also, Sheep Runs in full working order. Apply Acland, Dudley and Co., 203 Hereford street. WANTED to I,et ov Sell six-roomed house, bathroom, coachhouse, stable, -orchard, three acres Und, situated St. Martins, Opawa. R. W. Monson, Union Steamship Company. 7301 WANTED to Rent for clients several Farms from 5 to 100 acres, within a radius of 10 miles. Owen and Clark, 192 High street, opposite W Strange aud Co. . ANTED to Let, Old - established Country General Store. Small stock. Easy terms. Splendid chance for pushing man with small capital. Particulars Clarke and Co., Lichfield "street. 8668 ANTED to~Lefc—Houses of 3 to 8 rooms at rents from 5a to 15s per week. Also, to Sell, Sections and Houses at all prices and on any terms. . Mills and McGready, House Agents, 125, Manchester stree__ . ANTED — Buyers fcr Imperial Accordions. •Atkinson, Manchester street. 8422 WANTED— Buyers for Italian Bedsteads. Atkin- . son, Manchester street. ' WANTED to Let,'a-most Comfortable 6-rootned House, bathroom, hot and cold water, conservatory, nice garden, &c. ; ten hilnutes from Post ORlce. Wilson and Sons, Auctioneers. ' 8379 ANTEi">—To be well known, Atkinson's, ManChester street. ANTED—Buyer for Black and Gold OvermanteL Atkinson, Manchester street. . ANTED KNOWN—That tbe delkiou. Tea we hod n.t that Tennis Tournament was Palm brand Tea. Rich -flavour, full bodied, .delicious, and most economical; try it. All the leading Grocers. "ANTED for Sale—A good 5-roomed House, dairy and'outbuildings, orchard and ten acres of ground, cows, &c. North Island. Bargain. E. W. Hall, Christchurch. 8332 WANTED— Buyers for Violins. Atkinson, Man- ■ Chester sti ret COMI*OR-AB-B~l'oard and Residence, furnished bedroom and Bitt'tng-room, with or without board. Good t-blc kept. Terms moderate. 13 Bath street, off Colombo street 8779 HOUSES to Let and for Sole, from 6 to 12 room., in the Suburbs and Oitj'. on reasonable terms. Apply Acland, Dudley and Co.. 208 Hereford street. +. 8756 MITATION is slncerest flattery. See that labels on your tins of Jameson, Anderscnfand Co.'a Teas are intact, aa imitators have been known to refill with worthless teas. Leading Grocers. ONTBACTORS wanted for Ploughing about 400 Acres Downs and 200 Acres Flat on Tipapa next Montserrat during winter at 6s per acre. Apply Manager, Tipapa, Waipara; or W. Acton-Adams, Christchurch. 8608 ITjAOR SALE—English Piano, by Ralph Allison and JLv Sons. Only 203 deposit, balance 3s Sd a week. Gome early and secure it. R. Francis, the Musical Exchange. 159 to 161 Manchester street, Christchurch. hree doors from C'-shcl street. 7765 A PENNY Have<l Ls a penny gained. Think of the -number of peu"ies you save when one pound of Palm brand Tea bought at 2s 4d will make 256 large cups of fragrant Tea, first water. Sold by 'leadingOrocera, ''ffTKT'ANTED Situations for the following :— First class (English) Female Cook. Thoroughly good Barmaid, town or country. - Good Groom and Coachman. First class Ploughmen, farm* or stations. Good Cook and Baker, clean, sober. Experienced Housekeeper, six years' references. Head Shepherd, 10 year* present situation. Young Lady going to England -will give services in return for part passage. WANTED to Engage following :— Blacksmith, and work horses on station -: marriei. man preferred. Couple, wife light housework, roan gardener. Boys for farms, 5s to 10s." Bora for gentlemen's houses, 6s, 10a. Good Cook, £40. House Parlourmaid, country. ' Good Generals, Akaroa and Walroate. gime'a Registry,-171 Armagh street Telephone 897. JIMERICAN ORGANS. NEW MODEI& JUST RECEIVED!, CHURCH, ORG__nU~l?& SCHOOL, ORGANS FOR PARLOUR, ALL OF SPEOIAL VALUE*, 'j_\\___\
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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 9704, 17 April 1897, Page 1
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