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Evening Star, Issue 8157, 5 March 1890, Page 3

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. MR F. MONTAGUE. D'EAR SIR, —I am in receipt of your note 6f yesterday, and have decided to allow you to remain in possession of my premises a few weeks longer to enable you to clear the balance of your Stock. A. SOLOMON. March Ist, 1890. WANTED, respectable Lad. Apply A. T. . . Price, chemist, corner "Walker and Princes streets. T ANTED, a Boy for Store. Apply ] Gordon's Store, George street. ] WANTED, a Housemaid. Apply Gridiron Hotel. i ANTF.D, a young, strong Girl. Mrs * » Uowie, Leith street, near Frederick street. TgK m time for Bargains before we c 1039. .1* Montague's Giving-up Sale. WANTED Let, Shop, with or without Residence; also Factory Premises; low rent. T. Kcates, Hanovei street. r ANTED, in small Factory, a Widow, • - or otherwise accustomed to Sewing Machine ; no objection to one child ; good home to industrious person. State wages and particulars required,' "Mrs Confidant," Star Office. "ANTED, strong Boy for Parcels; one who knows town well. Apply Braith' waite's Book Arcade. "ANTED, Sons and Daughters of Tem- - t perance to Meet at Choral Hall at 9 sharp on Thursday Morning to take part in United Friendly Societies' Procession. B. Slater, R.S. 'ANTHD Known—Owing to a break- - - down to the machinery of the Steam Yacht Waiwera, will discontinue running from Henley to Taieri Beach this season. ►E in time for Bargains before we close. Montague'B Giving-up Sale. "ARK It Well—Genuine Bargains and . unraistakeable Plums during this week at A, andT. Inglis's.