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Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1619, 29 April 1879, Page 2

WANTED, a contract Slaughteringn Apply B. M.;Mm k. _ 4680 ANTED, good Closers. Apply Toombr Bros, & Co., Lichfield street. 4085 TO BOOTMAKERS. WANTED, a Clicker; none but good ■workmen engaged ; also, Finishers. Addlv at once to Hvde’s Boot Factory, r J 4984 ia; (General Servant in small V? family; no washing. Mrs Fn,low’s Employment Agency, Lichfield street, opposite Oddfellows’ Hall. 4687 ANTED, good Stitched Bootmaker ; broad welts, 11s. W. Maine 'not maker, Colombo street, opposite Post-office 4675 WANTE Six good Bivettcrs, Em ployment guaranteed for a terra, Apply Ltgiitband, Allan & Co’s Boot Factory, Hereford street. 4682 WANTED, Youths as learners to the various branches. Apply at 1 toutband, Allan & Co.’s Boot Factory, Hereford street. 4603 WANTED, Mistress for North Kowa\ District School. Apply George H. Crampton, Chairman, Araberloy. 4 8 306 WANTED, TO LET, with immediate possession, a six-roomed HOUSE, on the Bridle Path, Lyttelton. For particulars, apply to Messrs Black, Davies, & Co., Christchurch or Lyttelton. 4-28 1260 TXT 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. Hodder & Co,, Ashburton. 3-25 9621 WANTED KNOWN —Millinery and Dressmaking on the premises by first-class artistes. Splendid Stock of Dress Goods. T R. Hodder & Co., Ashburton, 3-25 9622 WANTED KNOWN—Tailoring' on the premises; good Cutter and excellent Stock of Tweeds and Fancy Coatings. T. R. Hodder & Co., Ashburton. 3-25 9616 ANTED KNOWN-That our Stock of Groceries cannot be beaten for Price or Quality in the Province. T, R. Hodder & Co., General Merchants, Ashbnrton 3-25 9617 WANTED, by a practical Farmer, of long experience, who has a good knowledge of all the modern farm implements and modes of agriculture, a situation as a Station or Farm Manager. Apply by letter, Farmer, “ Evening Post ” Office, Wellington. 4-25 1103 ■'VTOTICE FOR POTATO" PICKERS.— AX WANTED, Men to contract for Picking Up 40 Acres after potato diggers. Wanted, also, a practical Farm Man. Apply to the undersigned, James Johns, North road, Six Milo Peg. 4-29 1298 WANTED, to Let, with immediate possession, a 3ix-roomed House on the Bridle Path, Lyttelton. For particulars apply to Messrs Blacv, Davies & Co., Christchurch r r Lyttelton. 4660 ANTED KNOWN that Matheson Bros, and Co., of Dunedin, have Opened a Branch in Cashel street, Christchurch. Persons furnishing are particularly requested to inspect their stock of glass, china, and lampware for variety and price ; their stock is unequalled in the colonies Commodious offices to bo let upstairs. 4413 WANTED KNOWN —Hancock’s Excelsior Soap is the best made in the colony, being made from the best material that can be obtained here 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 Iss and 30s, of most of the merchants and storekeepers in Christchurch, Lyttelton, Ashburton, Rangiora, and Kaiapoi, and at the manufactory, Christchurch. 4003 ITIOUND, in Colombo street, near A 1 Hotel, a sum of MONEY. Apply office of this paper. 4677 LOBT, part of a Gold SLEEVE-LINK, horse shoo brand. Anyone returning it to the office of this paper will oblige. 4681 5000 Presents! Presents! TO BE GIVEN AWAY AT Everett Bros. & Co.’s CHEAP DRAPERY MART, Cashel Street West. A handsome present will be given to any Customers buying goods to the amount of 10s and upwards. First Show of Presents in the Window on Thursday, May Ist, 1879. 4666 H. B. MAY & CO., HAVE just concluded the purchase of a large parcel of LADIES’ UNDERCLOTHING At the enormous discount of 75 per cent, so that they are now enabled to offer the following Bargains, which are guaranteed less than the manufacturers’ prices. Chemises, Is; Drawers, la ; Skirts, Is 3d ; Night Dresses, Is 4d. See advertisement in first page, 2850 ' CLEARING SALE: VALUABLE TOWN AND SUBURBAN PROPERTIES. ASHBURTON TOWNSHIP SECTIONS. MR CHARLES CLARK is instructed by the Owners, to SELL BY AUCTION, At his Rooms in Hereford street, On WEDNESDAY, MAY 7th, The undermentioned VALUABLE FREEHOLDS Lot 2, Aynsley’s paddock, Sydenham, at corner of Hawdon’s road and First street. A capital site for railway siding or manufactory requiring railway communication, A good corner building section at junction of Tuam street and Fifth street, Sydenham, close to English Church and schools. In the favorite suburb of Willow Bank. Sydenham, some excellent building sections, with good frontage, good drainage, and splendid position At Epsom, near the Upper Riccarton school, a valuable corner block of 3 acres, having frontage to South road and Puriri road, 1 chain wide. A fine site for a suburban residence, being close to Sackburn railway station. Ashburton Township —Town sections Nos. 662, 483, and 484, in good position for dwellings or shops. Arowhenua—Township sections Nos. 222, 223, 227, 229, and 244, near Temuka railway station. The proximity to Milford harbor and the site of the Oxford and Temnka railway junction greatly enhances the value of these lots. On Pound road, Sydenham, a good building site, with half-chain frontage; near Colombo street. Terms—lo per cent, cash, 10 per cent, each at three and six months, 20 per cent, in eighteen months, and 50 per cent, in thirtysix months, with current interest. The Auctioneer’s instructions are to Sell the above properties for two-thirds of the price recently put upon them. Under such circumstances he need scarcely remind the public of the rare chance offered of securing valuable property on such extremely favorable terms. Within six months time, and before the second instalment of purchase money will be due, properties will have again resumed their recent value, and will, indeed, be enhanced beyond that by the groat prosperity he province. urchasers will be able to treble their ital by investing under such favorable ns of payment. 9 Salo at 12 o’clock. No. 45