Wanted. ANTED, an oatmaal Miller. Apply, Holt md Co, 1-204 106 ANTED, two good Double. Furrow Ploughmen. Apply at once to H. Paul, Hajland, hear Banglora. , 7320193 ' \\K ANTED, a six-roomed House near the Bail, itf way Station. Apply, Cecil Louiason. Montreal street. 7311 193 'ANTED, - ah Assistant Mistress, for the , w Carleton School. Applications to he sent in on or before April 5. H, Engelbrecht, Chairtwin, 718 i JBD 'ANTED, experienced Waiters and others, .. . for hotels in town during Poster, Apply, at once. Horseman's Registry office, Armagh street. Marketplace. 732-i193 ANTED, tenders for ploughing 600 sores of . . stubble land with donble-fnrrow ploughs. Apply to H. Panl, Wilson, Nicholls A Co., HayJand, near Banglora. 7319 193 ANTED, Country Blacksmith to know that ... the Malvern Link Purge is for sale, or lease cheap. A good business site. Apply, at once, to CK Goz,|Springfleld. 7291 193 rfTfTAHTED Known.—lf you want to get good ! value in Drapery, Millinery, and Fancy Goods, go to C- E. Church, the Cash Draper, High, street, late Mrs Bowler. ' 7225 190 ANTED, to rent for a term, a Furnished .Cottage; no 'objection to short distance, from town. Beply, giving full particulars, to A;B.C., office of this paper. 7295 192 'ANTED Known—Professor. Gnsoott can be , Consulted at his private residence, at the South town belt, between Manchester and Colombo street, from 10 him to 8 p.m. 8119 WANTED KNOWN.—Fairhank & Co. have removed to the Triangle (opposite to Professor Ayers and Mr Wood, stationer). A large , supply of Homoeopathic and Patent Medicines kept instock.' 6321 180 ■ANTED, by a former's son recently arrived , w w ' from England, a situation on. a farm as Ploughmih, or in any other capacity. Near Banglora' preferred.' Apply to Bev S, Macfarlane, Banglora. , 7318193 'ANTED Known.—C. B. Church, the Cash Draper, is opening up a splendid new Stock of Autumn and Winter Drapery, Millinery, and Faqcy Goods, To be sold for Cash only. High street. 7224 190 'ANTED Known that B. Simpson, Tobacconlst, is making farther Seductions, for . Easter Holidays only.- Sixpenny Cigars reduced to Four for Is; twopenny cigars reduced to is per dozen Fancy Goods at cost price. 7209 ISO WANTED, Be-engagement as Overseer on a farm or station, or to take charge of a grain shed; 20 years’ Colonial experience, with Government and other testimonials. Apply IT., “ South Canterbury Times” office, Timarn. 3233- 85 WANTED, to rent or purchase, in or near the Sydenham District, a Dwelling-house, five Or six rooms, with outhouse, good garden and . grounds attached. -Address, stating terms. Alpha, care of Archibald Scott, Esq., Hereford street, Christchurch. 7197 190 WANTED KNOWN.—To Electors: The old Electoral Bolls are now being revised, and many names struck off the roll. Claims to vote made out, witnessed and registered; printed forms found. Charles W Greenwood, Liucfield street . east, near Toomer’a Boot Factory. 7309 182 'ANTED Known—That the Singer Machine only i- used by all the principal drapers, dressmakers, tailors; furnishers, &o. We are propaired to prove that we haw sold 1300 Singer machines in Christchurch. The Singer machine is the-beatin the world. Sole agents, Hobbs and Go.. High street, Christchurch. 2318-60 "WTirr ANTED Known—A first-class machinist ;fV kept'to repair Singer’s and .every other description of sewing mrchine. Duplicate parts kept in stock; The cheapest house for needles, silks, oils, cottons, and every sewing-machine requisite. The Paris gold medal was won by the Singer Company. Hobbs and Co., sole .agents. High street, Christchurch. 2319-60 A GENTLEMAN, recently arrived from EngJ\ land, and thoroughly experienced in office management, is desirous of obtaining any situation of trust. Good references and testimonials. Address H. Li, office of this paper. 7191 190 LADY HELP.—A Young Lady wishes for a ■ situation in the above capacity. She understands pastry, needlework, andean do up linen; she has her own sewing machine, and can thoroughly instruct children in English, French and music ; she is most willing to make herself hsefnl ; country preferred. Address, A.Z., “ Times ’* office, Christchurch. 7312 193 EABTNEBSHIP wanted in an established: business by a Young Active Man with £IOOO. Address, A. 8., “Times" office, Christchurch. 7258FABTNBBBHIP.— Wanted a gentleman with a capital of not less than £3OOO, to teke a work- ; ing interest in a well established business in Christchurch. None* but principals dealt with. Apply to Neil Black, Cashel street, 6758 179' TO BAKEEB.—Wanted, a Bread Baker, also a Jobbing Hand, Apply, John Hopper, Lincoln road, Addington. 7325 193 ; TO BUTCHEBB.—Wanted, by a young man, a-; situation as Slaughterman, or to serve A nund. Apply to F.G., office of this paper. 7297 192 Lost, Found, fto. "■WOUND, on the Christchurch Bailway Station, •' ji a sum of Money. Owner can have same bjy giving description on application to P., “ Times * office, Lyttelton. 7218 190Meetings T OYAL CITY OP CHEISTCHTTECH LODGE, I i 1.0.0. F., M.U.—The usual Quarterly Meeting will he held on Monday, March 23, 1880. Business—Election of Delegates, payment of contributions, and other matters of importance.Secretary will be in attendance from 5.30 p.m. 73X3 193 H. CQWPEB, N.G.EASTEEN FOOTBALL CLUB. THE Annual General Meeting of the above Club will be held at iColiins’ Hotel, on Tuesday next, March 23, at 8 p.m. sharp. : T. B. JOYNT, 7142 188 Hon. See. AT the solicitation of the inhabitants residing in the district of Courtenay, and those in. terestedin the Malvern Water Bace, a General Meeting will take place on Thursday, March 25, 1880, at 2 o’clock'p.m., at the Courtenay Bead Board Office, Kitwee. DE BENZIE BEETT, 6753 179 Chairman, Courtenay Eoad Board. , FOET VICTOEIA EOAD BOARD. WHEBEAS a requisition has been forwarded to me, signed by such a number of the ratepayers os to comply with the Act, and calling 1 upon me to convene a Public Meeting ot rate* payers, for the discussion of the following subjects, viz., , . 3 Ist. The desirability of having tenders issued for the immediate formation of the 3>yers Pass road deviation, as surveyed by Messrs Thornton and Bull. 2nd. That the Board be requested to ask the Minister for Public Works to direct that the prisoners, in Lyttelton Gaol shall be employed in making a road from Lyttelton to Governor's Bsy along the line of reserve above high water mark, and further, that the Mayor and Borough Council of Lyttelton be requested to co-operate in this request, I Now therefore I, as Chairman of the above Bead Board, do hereby appoint the said meeting for Tuesday, Ma-mb 80, instant, at 12 o'clock noon, to be held at the Sohoolhouse, Governor's Bay north, B, K. BRABLET, Chairman. March 15,1880, 6920 183 - Land Tax Notices. LAND TAX ACT, 1878. Section 45. VALUATION FOE NEW ZEALAND. Nelson District. NOTICE WHEN LAND TAX IS PAYABLE. NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance of the 45th section of the Land Transfer Act, 1878, the Land Tax for the Land Tax District of Nelson'will be payable on the first day of April next, and that the same must be paid to the Collectors appointed to receive the same at the following places, at the time set opposite each : Date: April 1,1880, and following days. . Honrs: 10 n.m. to 3 p.m,, and on Saturdays; 10a.m.to 12 noon. . County of Amur!: Postmaster, Waiau. THOMAS MACKAY, Deputy Commissioner, 6922 183 Nelson*
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Lyttelton Times, Volume LIII, Issue 5950, 22 March 1880, Page 1
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