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WANTED, a first class Waiter. Apply White Hart Betel 4623 TO SAILMAKERS—WANTED a Horsecover maker. Apply Dunbar, Cashel street. 4625 WANTED, Board and Residence, by a gentleman, in a private family, with a separate sitting and bed room. Apply to W.D., office of this paper. 4611 WANTED, as Boarders, two respectable Men to share bedroom and parlor. No other boarders kept. For locality and particnlars, apply to W. J. Stoupe, grocer, corner Barbadoes and Kiltnore streets, 4564 WANTED immediately, a Married Couple without encumbrance. Man must thoroughly understand horses. W. H.Ovenden, Kaiapoi. 4-15 51)8 TTS7 ANTED KNOWN —That wo are now » T Open with a Complete Stock of Drapery, Boys’ and Men’s Clothing, Grocery, Ironmongery, Crockery, and Fancy Goods. T. R. Hoddek & Co., Ashburton. 3-25 9621 WANTED and Ilressmaking on the premises by first-class artistes. Splendid Stock of Dress Goods. T. E. Hodder & Co., Ashburton. 3-25 9622 WANTED KNOWN—Tailoring on the premises; good Cutter and excellent Stock of Tweeds and Fancy Coatings. T. R. Hoddek & Co., Ashburton. 3-25 9616 WANTED^ KNOWN —That our Stock of Groceries cannot be beaten for Price or Quality in the Province. T. R. Hoddek & Co., General Merchants, Ashburton. 3-25 9617 WANTED KNOWN that (Matheson Bros, and Co., of Dunedin, have Opened a Branch in Cashel street, Christchurch. Per sons "furnishing are particularly requested to inspect their stock of glass, china, and lamp ware for variety and price ; their stock is unequalled in the colonies. Commodious offices to be let upstairs, 4413 ANTED KNOWN— Hancock’s Excelsior Soap is the best made in the colony, being made from the best material that can be obtained hero and imported, is Disinfectant, and one bar is equal to three of the adulterated rubbish that is often sold here. Can be obtained in family boxes at 15s and 80s, of most of the merchants and storekeepers in Christchurch, Lyttelton, Ashburton, Rangiora, and Kaiapoi, and at the manufactory, Christchurch. 4003 SOUTH MALVERN ROAD BOARD. Applications for the post of cicrk and Surveyor to the above Road Board will be received by the “ Chairman, Homo Bush,” until Wednesday, the 7th day of May, 1879. Each application must be accompanied with Testimonials, and the amount of salary required. 4-10 462 By order of the Board. 1.0.G.T. HOPE OF CHRISTCHURCH LODGE, No. 8. AN OPEN MEETING will be held TONIGHT at a quarter-past eight o’clock. R< ; uings, Recitations, and Music. Admission tree. 4619 MANTLES ! ! ! Ladies’ IMantles, 70s, B PATH’S Ladies’ Mantles, 635, Death’s. LADIES’ MANTLES, 50s, DEATH’S Ladies’ Mantles, 425, Death’s LADIES’ MANTLES, 355, DEATH’S Ladies’ Mantles, 21s, Death’s LADIES’ MANTLES, 15s 6d, DEATH’S Ladies’ Mantles, 10s Gd, Death’s LADIES’ MANTLES, 6a lid, DEATH’S 4-19 808 ARGTLE HOUSE. £JOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES. Just Received, 1500 YARDS BLACK ALPACA, At 6a 9d per dozen, or 7ad per yard, Really worth IOJd. ALSO, A SHIPMENT OF THE NEW LATOUR KID GLOVES, In all Shades and’ Colors, At Is lid per pair, or 10a 9i per half-dozen. H. E. MAY & CO., THE HALL. 2805