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gallons. Address E.W., office of this Co\ Trousersat 10s8d " H.E.M*y»«| ANTED Known—That Hobday's is the _,▼.» Cheapest House for Boys' and Yout-V Kaiapoi Clothing. «/-«-» WANTED Known.—Dana's Linseed B Cures all Coughs and Colds. E. C. Dans* 238, Colombo street. WANTED, to Sell a New Superior Class Silver-plated Higham Cornet: price, £9. Apply P. 0., 80xJ26._ 8709 WANTED, to Purchase a 6 or 7-roomed House. Address Box 70, P. 0., stating price, terms, and fnil particulars. /97J5 ANTED, Purchasers of Autumn Drapery, *°, inß P«ot Hobday's New Goods fa Millinery. Mantles, and Fancy Departments. WANTED, the Public to Know, that wears WANTED Known—We are Cash Purchaser* of genuine Maori Curiosities. HaHenjrtefca Bros., New Zealand Clothing Factory. 169. Ckshal atreet, Christohnroh. g«S returning to England, an Engagement to an equivalent for her services. Address A.S., Box 28. P. 0., Hokitika. ■ - ■ . 8798 ANTED to Purchase, the Business o."i small General Store, with Wood and Coal Yard attached, within easy distance of Christstating fnil particulars, W.G., office of this paper. WANTED, immediately, Benchmen, Finishers". Clickers, Wax Thread Machinist, and » Competent Hand to loot after Apprentices r must be non-TTmon men. Apply Suckling Bros., Bedford Bow. <ttn_

to try H. E. May and Co.'s New Dressmaker, who brings with her the highest testimonials for ability. raw WANTED Known—We have now in stock large quantities of Boys* School Suits. adapted for strong wear. Hallenstein Bros.. 0 Zealand Clothing Factory, 169, Cashel r Chnstohnroh. WANTED, a Housekeeper, where one domestic female servant only is kept. She must be accomplished, well educated, domesticated, and havegpod references. Apply by letter, enclosing photo by kind permission, to L.M.N., « Lyttelton Times " office, Christchnrch. • 9559 ANTED Known—Wo are constantly receiving from our workrooms lane* quantities of Men's Suits, Trousers, Vests, *S„ made of New Zealand Tweeds. Tall, short, Blender, stout, fat or lean men can all be fitted by us, as we make up garments specially suitable for all ther" shapes. Hallenstein Bros., New Zealand Clothin Factory. 169, Cashel street, Christchnrch. 841 TAivThD Kuown That having a Large • •„. Btoofc °* New al »d Second-hana Carriages, viz.. Phaetons, Buggies, Dogcarts, Waggenettee, Whitechapels, Spring Carts, *o„ &c, we intend offering them to the public at Greatly Seduced Prices. To meet the times no reasonable offer will be refused.. Carriage Lamps from 12s upwards. W. Moor and Co., Criterion Coach Factory, 53, Victoria street. '• ■ ■.....; " g^ mmr ANTED Known—2o oases of Bilesias, Brown VV Hollands, Cotton and Wmcey Shirtings. Plain and Twilled Grey Calicoes, White Sheeting*. saving, equal to 4s in the Pound, on the above regular goods, being a special purchase for Cash by us. H. E. May and Co.'s Sale. 5964 J. w J.T™' ™ ,"""* "t »uver Chain, and a few other trifles, such as Bings, Brooches, Bracelets Clocks, Ac. I also want a watch Eepaired by* skilful workman at a reasonable charge. This is the common want of almost everybody. Bd. Osborn, Watchmaker, the Triangle, High street is the man for the occasion. Give him a trial • yon will not regret it. Take my advice for once. 1306 WANTED, Threshing Machine Proprietorl, Farmers, and Employers to know that! have several good Camp and Station Cooks; also Married Couples, without children, and with good references, suitable for stations, farms, or private families, good Ploughmen and General Farm Hands waiting engagement. Only competent servants need apply heze. Address James M'Donald, 103, Manchester street south, Christclnroh. . 4jgg ANTED Known—The Indian Tea "Depot. Triangle, High street, next City Hotel. I gives best value in Pure Blended Teas. All ten blended by a professional tea tester since 1860. I Pure Assam and Darjeeling Teas. The Indian [ blends are unequalled for strength and quality. To encourage their sale a useful present is given 5, 10,12, and 221 b tins, 4-chests and ohests. Stor 265* WANTED Known—That J. Ogilvie Bowman has returned from Melbourne and Sydney, and desires to inform the musical public that he hasj praotical Pianoforte-maker and repairer from the former city, and is therefore now prepared to manufacture and thoroughly renovate, equal to new. Pianos and Organs of every description. Tunings done by Mr Bowman, and music supplied to evening and ball parties as heretofore. All charges striotly moderate. Address: 87,89 and 91, Victoria St. 8960 WANTED Known—Sultana Bdisins,6d per lbs new Dunedin Oatmeal, 3s 3d; BroseMeaL Arrowroot, 7d; Dandelion Coffee, 9d per tin; Assam Souchong, 2s per lb; White Crystal Sugar, 3d; the best Tea that money can buy, 2s lOd per lb ; Loaf Sugar, 4d; good plain Congou, Is 2d j Yellow Crystals, 2id: Box Tea, Elephant brand, 18a 6d; Dragon brand, 225; Hop Bitters, 3s 6d; SeigeTs Syrup, 2s 9d; Gold Medal Coffee, Is 8d; Van Houten's Cocoa, 8s 10d; Anglo-Swiss Milk, 9d; Sperm Candles, 4Jd per lb; Wax, lOd; Cod Fish, Soap, lOd per bar; Extract of Soap, 141 b for 6a, T. Taylor, Triangle (late Davenport), Colombo street, near Montgomery's, andliower High street, near St Asaph street..; Box 71, Chrißtohurch. g~l BOOM.—An experienced Groom, who is used VpT to Hunters and Steeplechase Horses, and can clip well, with good recommendations from some flrat-class establishments both at Home and in the Colony, seeks employment. Please apply at The Horse Bazaar, 146, Cashel street, for Patrick Ward. 97ig Lost. Found, too. LOST, between the Fendaltown road and Ham, Brown Silk Umbrella. Finder rewarded on leaving it at" Times " office. 8547 OST—A small-sized White and Brown Ayrshire Cow. Anyone giving information where she may be found, will be rewarded by D. Craig, Park road, Biecarton. 970 S OST, on 27th March, or thereabouts, a Fox Terrier Pup; supposed to have followed a trap coming from Montgomery's. Waimakariri distriot, and going to Kaiapoi. Finder will be rewarded on returning dog to W. S. Charlsworth, No. 22, Chester street East, Christohurch. 9143 Funeral Notices. FUNEBAL NOTICE. THE Friends of Henry Vette are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his late Wife, which will leave his residence at 2.30 p.m. THIS DAT. Monday, April 19th, for the Church of England Cemetery, Ohoka. 9692 Board and Residence. BIVATE Boarding Establishment for Gentlemen and Families.—Mrs James, Albion House, King street, opposite Northern Becraatisn Ground. Suitable accommodation* for Ladies and Gentlemen visiting Dunedin. Tramoors constantly passing. , BLIGH'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL AND BESTAU3ANT. EST ACCOMMODATION in Town la now 1 offered to BOARDEBS. Doable room, 16s per week; single room, 18a per week j board,w out lodging, 12s per week; weekly dinners, 4a p«r week iboard and lodging, Ss per day. Goodaoooamodamon for famines. Smoking-jroom, Bitting* room, with use of piano, bath-room, shower hatha Stabling free KL CHALLENGE.—" The Canterbury Times * challenges comparison as a f and sporting magazine with any other Jo\ ushedjin the Colony. Price sixpence.