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Lyttelton Times, Volume XVII, Issue 982, 9 April 1862, Page 1

|£SjP TF this should meet the eye of DANIEL *^ J- HARFIELDE, formerly of Ham, Surrey, he will hear of his BROTHER GEORGE, by directing a letter to Mr. SAMUEL HALL, Evandaie, Tasmania. ' 1339 FIVE POUNDS REWARD. ~ LOST from the Halswell, about June last, and supposed to have strayed towards the Malvera Hills, a Light Bay Two-year old FILLS', with a white star in forehead, branded E S on the off ribs, the E supposed to be rather indistinct. Whoever will deliver the same at Barrett's Hotel, Christchurch, or to E. Shakespear, Halswell, will receive the above reward. 1341 TWO POUNDS REGARD. LOST from between Saltwater Creek and Kowai, on the night of the Bth of March, a BAY GELDING, 5 years old, white star on forehead, branded with a jVi. and running j^ ovei\ scarcely legible on near shoulder; had a crooked neck from a hurt with tether rope, when lost had a strap and tether rope, round his neck. The above reward will be paid to any person who will deliver the same to W. G. Judge, Butcher, Saltwater Creek. 1349 ONE POUND REWARD. ". LOST, on Thursday, 27th March last, about five o'clock, p.m., on the North Road, between Kaiapoi and the River Ashley, a black and white PLAID SHAWL.—Whoever wilt deliver the same to Messrs. J. T. White & Co., Kaiapoi, Mr. Thos. Booth, Woodend, or the undersigned, will receive the above reward. JOSIAH BIRCH. Ashley Bank, April Ist, 1862.. 1431 LOST, on Saturday, March 29, from Isbell Lodge, River Heathcote, a ROAN COW, with down horns, no hair on tail. Whoever will return the same to J. M. HEYWOOD, Esq., Isbell Lodge, will be rewarded for their trouble. 1430 LOST the Handle of a Parasol at Messrs. Gould and Miles' door. If the person who found it will leave it at the above firm, the owaer will feel obliged. 1435 ~ THREE POUNDS REWARD. STRAYED from Mount Thomas Station on or about the 18th of March, a BLACK HARNESS GELDING, has one white hind foot, no brand, switch tail, ears small and set closely together, and has been newly shod. Any one delivering the same either at the Station, or to T. W. Maude, Esq., Christchurch, will receive the above reward. 1429 JOHN THOS. BROWN. ONE Pound reward for information, Five Pounds reward for delivery.—Strayed from the north bank of the River Selwyn, adjoining J. C. Wilson, i Esquire's Station, on Thursday night, 27th March, a thick cob-like cart Grey Mare, about 14 hands, unbroken, 5 years old ; an indistinct brand behind the ear under the mane on the off side; three scissor clips under the saddle on'the near side. When strayed had on a tether rope with leather strap and buckle. Information or delivery to Mr. FFITCH, Christchurch, or River Selwyn. 1421

STRAYED. FROM MR IVENS, Woodend, a light-coloured STEER, with Brown Spots on the Head, branded Ton off rump. Whoever will give information of the same will be rewarded. 1157 ________ NOTICE.— A White Steer and a~ White Heifer, . unmarked, and about a year old, have been running in my paddock for some time past. If not claimed within 21 days from this date they will be sold to defray expenses. Parties indebted to the undersigned for grazing within the last six months are requested to settle up. WESTBY H. PERCIVAL. March 25,1862. 1345 WANTED a HOUSEMAID for a family residing in the country. Apply to Mrs. COLLINS, Christchuroh Club. 919 WANTED, a good General Servant. —Apply to Mrs. Collins, Collins's Hotel. 957 WANTED a Strong Active LAD. Apply at George Tayler's, London Street. 1028 WANTED, an experienced Maltster. —Apply at the Phoenix Brewery, Christchurch. 1159 WANTED, a Female Cook, who understands •her work * thoroughly.—Apply to MRS. SAMUEL BEALEY, Gresford, near Christchurch. 1265 WANTED to rent a Six-Roomed House (fiurnished or unfurnished) in the Town of Christchurch or on the Ferry Road. Apply to J. Ollivier & Son. 1317 WANTED, a female, as general servant; to a really competent person good wages will be given. Apply to MRS. PEACOCK, 1238 Bridle Path. WANTED immediately at the Christchurch Club, two housemaids and a kitchen maid. Also one or two boys. Apply to G. Oram, Steward, at the New Club House. - 1370 WANTED at the Christchurch Club, a first-rate cook. Apply to G. Oram, Steward, at the New Club House. 1371 ~ DAIRYWOMAN. WANTED a situation by a person thoroughly competent to take charge of a dairy. Apply to Mrs. Connor, Immigration Barracks, Chrixtchurch. 1407 WANTED two journeymen boot and shoe makers. To good /workmen full employment will be given at remunerative wages. Apply to W. M. Walker, Leeds House, London Street* .Lyttelton. 1417 NOTICE. " WANTED, by the undersigned, TWO or more PLASTERERS. Liberal Wages given to steady and efficient workmen. , A good lather wanted. : Apply to C. F. WORTH, Plasterer and Builder, Kilmore street, Christchurch. 126£