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Lyttelton Times, Volume XV, Issue 877, 6 April 1861, Page 1

. TWENTY POUNDS REWARD W it • ? aid t(? any p«*»- who wai ▼ * give information that will lead to tb* SSSSgtfig AWoa,Peba6,lß61 GE°-ARMS;rRONG-LOST OR STOLEN.-PIVE POUNDS REWARD. A B nnnK and LIGHT T~N SHEEPmuzzle If! ,maiked °? breast» feefc muzzle. If stolen, a reward .of £5 will Wmid t« SEs__SEmsSs MR OLLIVIER'S OFFICES, Caahel and High Streets. March 22,1861. T ,OS, T °r Strayed, from Mr. O'Neill's Pa<£ v * 17. ? Cbristchurch, a Dark Bay Mare bSJi'S f ghfc y en> rged ' from ha ™& *«* M^^So^^^^ 1-^ gTRAYED,-F rO m~7he Heathcote Valley, on MARF Ueft ay mght ' theJ st inßfc" a DARK JBAY ™> *«» /ears old, about 15* hand*, no white, black points. Whoever will bring her to the Rev. C. Bowen, at Milford, near Riccarton, will receive two pounds reward. ' Aivrjfijj,—A well-finished comfortable i!• ™ ■Dwelhn& House, in or near the Market .Place. Apply to T. S.DUNCAN, , Solicitor. "WANTED TO HIRE FOUR BU_a T .^yC^-8- Terms must be reasonable. :4a Prchv y A> 9~ cc of >h» ChrUtTO SAWYERS. \\l ANTED delivered, within one month ▼ T from this date, at the Saltwater Creek, Kiver Ashley, from five to six thousand feet Umeli measurement) of the heart of TOTARA, and six inches square (6in. x 6in.) in eight-feet-six-inoh lengths. For further particulars, Ipply to MILES & CO., ■ Lyttelton and Christchurch. T\7"ANTED, by a MARRIED MAN, of exa i . P AexTe^ n TTeA a Bituation as SHEPHERD. Apply to ANGUS. Cashel Street Christchorch. TX7ANTED by a lady residing in the country, a VERWFSi gCd, P, erS°r' M NURSERY GO. V BiK.N.kbb; respectable references required. Address E. C, Office of this Paper, Christchurch. tT^ANTED,— An Experienced Colonial ShepT ' herd; a married man preferred. Liberal wages given. Apply at the Office of this Paper, Gloucester Street, Christchurch. . . . : VT^ANTED,— At Mann's Al, Christchurch, an » ~ Experienced Cook, (female preferred.) "ANTED, a MAID SERVANT, to assist in a House and Dairy. Apply at the Office of this Paper, Christchurch. ANTED, a YOUNG WOMAN, from 25 to 30 years of age, as General House Servant j liberal wages will be given. Apply to the Office of this Paper, Christchurch. TO JOURNEYMEN BAKERS, PASTRY COOKS AND CONFECTIONERS. TTjTANTED, a MAN thoroughly competent in ' » the above business. Also, a respectable and active BOY to make himself generally useful. Apply to J. G. RUDDENKLAU, Baker, High Street, Christchurch. ANTED, TWO CIRCULAR SAW BENCH MEN. Apply to THOS. HUGHES, Robinson's Bay, Akaroa. TjyANTED immediately,—A Single Man, of "" good character, to act as a substitute for a term in the POLICE FORCE, in the District of Christchurch. He must read and write readily, and should he give general satisfaction, he may reasonably expect a permanfint appointment at the expiration of the substitutional term. Apply personally, or by letter, with testimonials, to A.Z., Police Station, Christchurch. Same wages eiven. April 3,1861. ANTED,—An experienced SHEPHERD; also TWO MEN for general station work. Apply to MR. STUDHOLME.at the Club, or at Norton Station, River Selwyn. WANTED to purchase a good DUCK GUN* Also, a few GOATS. Address, where to be seen, to COB, Post Office, Christchurch. CAUTION. IN consequence of Dogs destroying Sheep in the Riccarton Paddocks, STRYCHNINE will be laid there, on and after the 10th inst. March 21,1861. , D. GRAHAM. FOR SALE, TWO powerful DRAUGHT GELDINGS, 5 and -*- 6 years old. Apply to W. REEVES, Christchurch or Lyttelton. OR SALE, Two Pairs of WORKING BULLOCKS, strong aud thoroughly broken in.—Apply to C. P. Cholmondely, Vale Royal, Port Levy. ..