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WANTED, » good strong Lad as apprentice to the trade. J. BACKeouse, cabinetmaker, Lichfield street. w Co. ANTED, to Hire an 8-Horse-power steam engine. Koysb, Stead and 610 ANTED, a good General Servant. Apply Mrs Thos. Pavitt, Oaklands, Ferry road. IMM2_ WANTED, ft Married Couple, without encumbrance. Apply Lyttelton Restaurant, Ashburton. 499 WANTED, to Sell a good thriving Drapery, Millinery, and Dressmaking Easiness, with stock, fittings, &o. For full particulars, apply to Misses I'OSS, Victoria street, near Trent Bros. 499 WANTED KNOWN. Two or Three respectable steady Men can be accommodate with Board and Residence reasonable terms. Cambridge etore, Cambridge terrace, opposite Star and Garter, Barbadoes street, opposite Boat Sheds. TO BE LET—A Commodious Six-roomed HOUSE, near Latimer square, in good order. Apply to Cameron, Bam kiki.d and Co., Manchester street. 49 ? TO LET, a Four-roomed COTTAGE, with a few Acres of Land, fronting on the new New Brighton road. The land adjoins the properties of Messrs Cuff and Blokerton, and is within an easy distance of Christchurch. For particulars apply to T.iitts and Gould, Hereford street. 506 FOR BALE—A well-established Cash Drapery Business, in the rising town of Ashburton. For particulars, apply to Everett Bros., Christchurch, or Ashburton, 507 JWb Treadwell’S U»eply Received with hearty thanks and full confidence at Waltham, will be REPEATED TO-NIGHT, Selwyn street, 7.30 pm. THE STORY OF THE SEVEN BOYCOTTERS. The Mayor of Sydenham will take the ohair. TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, wAt th© BOROUGH SCHOOL. 507 SYDENHAM ELECTION.

A SPECIAL MEETING of ME W, WHITE’S COMMITTEE. Will be held at the COMMITTEE ROOM, Opposite the shop of Mr Forester, butcher, on THURSDAY, Stii DECEMBER, At half-past 7 o’clock sharp. 611 MR W. B. SCOTT has now commenced the work of palling down The Hall, and has already taken away from na nearly half the room. We are, therefore, compelled to get rid of the Stock, either by sending it to Ancton, or, which seems the better way, of letting the Public take what they may require at LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES. Notice is particularly called to the fact that THE HALL will be CLOSED after Christmas. H. E. MAY & CO., High street.