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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1241, 26 May 1864, Page 1

- - ■ Maiohiuery. RAILWAY FOUNDRY, Manchester Stkebt, Christchdkch. WH. _ BRINES, Iron and Brass Founder, • Millwright, Engineer, Smith and Agricultural Machine Maker. c " 3417 Wanted. PARTNER WANTED. THE Sole Partner in a well established Mercantile firm, having a good connection with, wool growers, &c., is desirous of obtaining a thoroughly business man. as partner, to further extend the concern and take the management during his absenct in Europe. Or the.Good'-will.of the business willbe Sold, for a participation in the Profits, for a certain time. Capital required, £5,000 to £10,000. References indispensable. Address, "Partnership" Bank of New Zealand, Auckland or Dunedin. 2897 CHRISTCHURCH ORPHAN ASYLUM. A SCHOOL MISTRESS is required. For particulars, apply to the Rev. G. COTTERILL, Secretary, The College. c 2941 LAW. —A gentleman long experienced in drafting and conveyancing and well recommended desires an engagement, address "A, BOX 148, Post Office, Dunedin." 3186 TO STATION HOLDERS. A MAN who has a thorough practical knowledge of the erection of wire fences, both in England . and this Province, wants employment. Apply to Matson and Torlesse, Colombo-street. 8150 A YOUNG MAN is desirous of obtaining a SITUATION on a STATION. Can keep books, &c. Address, A. 8., office of this paper. 3092 THE QUEEN'S, LYTTELTON.—WANTED a BOOK-KEEPER, and also a BILLIARDMARKER. Apply at once to the PROPRIETOR c 3032 WANTED — IMMEDIATELY - MEN accustomed to erecting Wire Fencing. Apply at ADDINGTON STATION, Amuri. 3138 WANTED —A Price for Cutting: Down the Flax . on, Town Reserves, Lot 136, opposite Mr. Hislop'sGarden, on the Windmills Road. Land covered with flax, about 2r. 30p. LUCK & CLARK, 3156 Christchurch. WANTED— A First-rate COOK. Apply to Mr. BELGRAYE, London street, Lytteltoii. c 3033 WANTED-A BUTCHER. Apply to P. FOX & CO., London street, Lyttelton. c 3060 WANTED, a Good COOK; reference required. Apply at the Albion Hotel, Lyttelton. 0 3079 WANTED, a PIANIST. Apply personally at the Albion Hotel, Lyttelton. e 3078 WANTED— A VESSEL to take oats and barley to Auckland. 2749 c RICKMAN BROS. WANTED, a WOMAN COOK not under 15 years of age, that will have no objection to go to Timaru. None need offer but a competent person. Apply, in person or by letter, to MRS. GEORGE RHODES, Rhodes' Bay. c 3?IS WANTED, an OWNER for a WETHER branded S, with dash through it, on the, back. Came into my flock on Saturday last. C. Newton, Lawford. c 1765 liOßt, Fouxid., &o. 10ST, FOUR HEAD OF CATTLE, on the j Waimakariri, near M'Lean's Island, last August:— 2 red and white steers, i i red heifer > branded gM near rump 1 steer of heifer, ) Whoever will bring the same to our Stockyards will be suitably rewarded. AIKMAN & WILSON, 2986 c Christchurch. LOST from the Government Wharf, on the 23rd day of March, 1864. a Stone Jar, contents unknown, addressed, Miss Deacon. Any person giving information of the same, will be rewarded by applying to GEORGE MESSITER, 3159 Waterman. ft pf REWARD.—LOST, from the Hakateramea oUt) (and last seen in the McKenrie country), a bay COB, branded C over M, both shoulders, and under saddle on off side, also 7 near side. Any person delivering the above mentioned horse to MR. STUBBS, Timaru, or to H. H. ERSKINE, Hakateramea, shall receive the said reward of £i. February 6, 1864. c 85» nc\ REWARD.—LOST from LINCOLN, on the 10th May, a BAY FILLY, 4 years old. Brand—a double diamond oft off shoulder. When lost had a short tether rope round her neck. Any person finding the same, or giving information as will lead to the recovery of the same to Messrs. WRIGHT and MURRAY, Lincoln, or Messrs. HICKMAN BROTHERS, Rangiora, will receive the above reward. __03140 /iO POUNDS REWARD.—STRAYED, from the Ashley district, a BAY CART FILLY, black points, lank-leg in make, star on forehead, no brand. When lost, about Bth March last, her forelegs were hobble-marked. £2 will be paid to any person bringing the said mare to John Ashby, Papanui road. •' c 3QQQ STRAYED to the College, a black and tan GREYHOUND, with registered collar No. 789. The owner can have him by paying for this adverSr* R - BROUGHTON. AME astray, and been on my land for the last two months, a dark roau bull calf, about three months old. If not claimed within twenty-one days from tmi date, it will be sold to defray expenses. WILLIAM SHAW, Lake Ellesmere. May 20, 1864. 3134 STRAYED,' from the neighbourhood of Christchurch, a dark bay HORSE, branded J S on near shoulder. £2 REWARD >ill be paid on delivery at the TROLL AW AY WORKS, or to H. SLATER, Esq., Lake Coleridge. o JIM FOUND, on Saturday, April 23, in the front room of the White Hart, a POCKET BOOK, containing bank notes. The owner can have the same by describing it a»« paying expenses on application te MR. JON US, 3555 « Whit® Hart IfatM. STOLEN, on Monday night, the 16th of May, from my paddock, Colombo street south, a BAY HORSE, about 16 or 17 hands high rising 4 years old, blind in the near eye, two white hind fee about nine inches up the leg, black points, black mane and tail. . ... , Any one givirig ?neh information as the discovery of the thief will be handsomely reWarded ' JOHN HAMILL, 31 Q2 Colombo street south. o O REWARD. Lost or taken away from Brucrt church.