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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1408, 3 June 1865, Page 1

PIANOFORTE AND SINGING. LYTTJELTON. MR. ZINCKGRAF intends to form a SINGING CLASS and to give lessons on the PIANOFORTE. He intends to visit Lyttelton every Wednesday and Saturday, to instruct his pupils. Those desirous of joining the classes, by addressing a note to Mr. Zinckgraf, to the office of this paper, Lyttelton, will be communicated with immediately. 5085 Money. i? 1 AAA BEAI)Y TO BE INVESTED in J v/'y V/ LAND to be let on purchasing clause. Apply to MR. WYHN WILLIAMS, Solicitor, 4895 c Hereford street, Christchurch. PI AAA TO LEND, in Sums of from £5 and wlUl/v Upwards, on personal security and every description of property, at A.J. Raphael's Loan Office, High street. AH business transactions strictly confidential. C 5159 -P3AAA TO INVEST, on first-class security, ot'OUUU in either one or two sums. H. MATSON & CO., Cathedral square. May 30, 1865. 5224 PI AAA TO LEND, on approved freehold oU IUU V security. Apply to Mr. J. C. HELMORE, Solicitor, 5225 Caßhel street. Board and. Lodging. MELVILLE HOUSE (occupied by the Bishops during the Synod) is now again in readiness for the reception of Visitors. 5156 Wanted.. AN ORGANIST and CHOIR-MASTER is required for Trinity Church, Lyttelton. Application to be made to the Churchwardens. The salary proposed is £40 per annum. C 4639 BLACKSMITH WANTED,for Glenmark Station, to work at his trade, and otherwise make himself generally useful. Apply to Mr. MOORE, Glen mark. 5017 niO RUN HOLDERS. —Situation wanted as Sheep X Manager, by a thoroughly qualified person, in prime of life, from extensive sheep grazing in Scotland, having in his possession ample testimonials of character, and certificates from reliable sources of having a thorough knowledge of the rearing and breeding of stock, and of having carried many prizes for both sheep and cattle. Has Veen for some time among experienced Managers of Runs learning colonial sheep-managing. Can keep station books and accounts correctly. Will be glad to engage without a fixed salary. Apply M. A. W. office of this paper. 5252 TO T-AILOTiS. —Wanted, several good Workmen. Apply to G. Fletcher, Colombo street, Christchurch. c 5253

THE Advertiser is desirous of a situation,in town or country, as STOREKEEPER or otherwise; is a fair penman and accountant, can keep books, and is not averse to hard work. Address, E. 8., office of this paper. 5230 WANTED TO CHARTER, A VESSEL for Wanganui. Apply to MILLTON AND CO. 5186 c WANTED— By a family, residing near Oamaru, a GOVERNESS, to instruct two children in the usual requirements, music included. References required; and further particulars given by applying to Mrs. F. FEN WICK, Otepopo, Otago. Otepopo, Otago, May 1". 5133 WaNTE D—By Messrs. Moorhouse and Macfarlan — A Thoroughly Competent COMMON LAW CLEKK. None but gentlemen with the best references need apply. 5f 68 c Cathedral Square, Christchurch. "IT7ANTED TO PURCHASE, a FIRST-CLASS VY RUN, in the Canterbury province, not less than 25,000 ACRES, with or without STOCK. BURNELL, BENNETT & SPROT. Christchurch, May 29th, 1865. 5219 WTANTED, by a respectable Young Man, who YY can give excellent testimonials and good references, a SITUATION AS TUIOR, in a family, and would also keep the books. Country preferred. Address, THOMAS ADDISON, Post-office, Christchurch. 488 ' WANTED, a SMALL VESSEL, to take about 2000 bushels of wheat to Wellington, nowlying at Kaiapoi. Freight 15d per bushel. 5238 c RICKMAN, BROS. WANTED, a strong, active BOY, about fourteen Must be able to milk and understand horses. Apply to Mr. STRICKLAND S. FIELD, Templeton. Wanted.— a young man, who is out of employment, wishes some Light or Trustworthy occupation. Can stand security in his own property to .£4OO. Apply by letter to W. G-, Postoffice, Rangiora. WANTED, a GOVERNESS, to take the chargeof four young children. Apply, by letter, to X. Y. Z., Times office, Christchurch. c 5229 WANTED, a DAILY G OVERNESS, to instruct three little boys. Apply to MRS. MATHIAS, Riccarton. 5228 WANTED, a good COVERED VAN, with or without horse and harness. Address, stating price to K. Z., at the office of this paper, Christchurch. 5226 liost, Pound, &o< n REWARD. — Strayed, from the Malvern JjQ Hills station, about March 20th last, an IRON GREY GELDING, three years old, branded A indistinctly on near shoulder. Whoever will gi*« such information as may lead to its recovery, Bhau receive the above reward. GEORGE HARPER. May 10, 1865. 04934 nr* REWARD.—Lost January 3rd, off Mr. <£>0 Washburne's run, near Selwyn, a Bay Draught Mare, branded FC on near shoulder, a little rupture at the naple, stands about 15 hands high. Whoever brings her to George Stephens farm on Mr. Washburne's run, or to Mr. F. G. P. Leach, the Willows, St. Albans, Christchurch, will receive the above reward. If found with any person after this date, they will be prosecuted. May 29th, 1865. TEN SHILLINGS REWARD.-LosMrom near the Lincoln Road, on Sunday, May, a WHITE COCKATOO, with yellow top-knotfeathew. Whoever will bring the same to the office of this paper ihall receive the above reward.