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Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1522, 3 January 1879, Page 2

WANTED, a Goat iu full milk. Apply, Trent Brothers, 34(54 \f,T ANT ED, a General Servant, one T'l accustomed to children preferred. Apply, Mrs W, H. Smith, corner Town bolt, Hereford street cast. 3461 AN ( ED. a good Cook, also, a Housemaid ; highest wages paid. Apply, Mrs W, K. Smith, Queen’s Hotel. 3431 AN TED, an Upper Nurse; very liberal wages. Apply to Mrs Pillow, Employment Agency, Lichfield street, opposite Oddfellows’ Hath 3516 "ANTED, for the country, a Nurse, not under 27. Must bo a good needlewoman. References necessary. Mrs Oakdale, Waircka station, Home Bush. 3524 CARD and RESIDENCE for two or three respectable young men, in a private family. Eor address apply at Mr O’Connell’s store, Lichfield street and East belt. 3527 TO CARPENTERS, CABINET MAKERS, AND OTHERS. LOYDE & CO. have received per Gleaner 50,060 feet of thoroughly seasoned DRESSED PINE, from the Railway Sawmill Company, Greymouth. The above lot consists of 20,000 feet 6xl TGD llooring, bin. face 10,000 feet 12iu shelving, dressed both sides and shot 20,000 feet 12in pannelling, dressed and shot. The attention of the trade is drawn to this lot, as the timber has all been cut in the fall of the season, and dried under sheds for eighteen months. LOYDE & CO., Greymouth Coal Depot Siding, 3526 South Town Belt. THE “ PRESS.” Reduction iu Price. <» ■ The Directors of the Press Company Limited have pleasure in announcing that from this date The Press will he published at the price of :PEisr^Y per copy —instead of Twopence, as heretofore. The charge to subscribers will in future be 10s. per annum to those with whom accounts are kept, and £1 Gs. per annum in cases of pre-payment. This will include the cost of delivery, where possible , by rail or coach. Subscribers receiving their papers through the Lost-office tv ill be charged with the actual amount paid for postage in addition to the above rates. The Directors, in making this alteration,are actuated by a desire to supply to the public a first-class Horning Newspaper at the lowest possible price. Notwithstanding the great pecuniary concession the Company make to the public by this reduction, the Directors have decided not to increase the charges for advertising, trusting to the development of the resources of this important district for that natural increase in business, of which they feel confident, and which no effort shall be spared to command. Christchurch, Jan. 1, 1879. gARG A I N S WORTHY OF NOTICE, 180 DOZEN WOMEN’S AND CHILD’S HOSE AT 6d PER PAIR. Worth One Shilling. H. B. MAY & CO,, The Hall.