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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXV, Issue 7865, 21 May 1886, Page 1

Wanted. \J\T a. first-class Grocers*' Assistant, offi T A WW» by letter, to Tradesman; ••Star" WANTED Known—Evei should peruse J. D. t on page 7. RK» vone buying Drapery later’s advertiaeinenC WANTED, Fathers to Bay oar Youths* Suits : variety; prices low. H.E and Co., the Hall. W AW ,TSP B-nown,—Boo Yards Tartan PML hTk MafsK; ,dnodat 18 Ud * »*/■ ANTED Known—blankets at Hobday’s; ajXlitfesLdsg Gr6atlyßedaCed?rioe « * ANTEP, for the Country, a good Cootand laundress. Apply, Box 18, Hakaia, Hons nut good cook need apply. jggj. ANTED Known-Men’s Saits, Overcoats, and Waterproof Coats at Specially Low Kates, s Stores. 3 WANTED" Known.—2o Dozen Paragon. Frames, regular price, 3s6d, now ss xiu._H._E. May and Co, A99f : WANTED Known.—2sa Men's Oxford Shirts, Usual price. 4ii Sd. All sizes, and yqnr pica, ror 2s lid. H, E, May and Co, 3994 WANTED Known.—Extraordinary Purchase. AH this season’s New Goods. bought for £ISOJ, H.E. May and Co _ 6094 'ANTED Known-- Picture Frames of every description at reasonable prices, J. if. Gibb, corner Barbadoes and Worcester Btreete.’lOlfi w WANTED Known—That we have a Large Stock of New Fancy Ribbons, Inst Stores*’ ° k Marvellotts! y IIOW Prices, at Hobday’s ANTED, a Housekeeper, four in family—father and throe children; reference* Geraldine Apply 40 111 Ttomas Taylor, Woodbury, ANTED, Excursionists to come to tbe Coal- . ? ftt l Sports on Queen's Birthday and Hear the Thirty Shilling Brass Band of Twenty-Eight Performers. • , fgg WANTED Known— n**x. i>. ITT jjjjpj, of genuine Maori Curiosities, Trnii« r Bros., New Zealand Clothing Factory, 169. e««iui street, Christchurch. -W6 \Ar A NTED 7 a for the New f Brighton District School. Number on 8011, 71. Married man preferred. Address. Chair. man. New Brighton School. 1297 WA.NTED to SeU—High-class English Lew watch, hy Rotherham, mode t o order of uoates and <-0,, quite new, original cost £22 Mfe price, £l'i 10s. apply A.8.K., office of this paper. WANTED, B Schoolmaster for the Toldhurst District School. Duties to commence on July 1, Number on roll, 87. Married man preferred. Applications will bo received up to June 4. Addrefß,_Chsirman Yaldhnrst School Committee. WANTED a Head Machinist fortbe “Lyttiiiton Times” Company’s Newspapers. Must be a thoroughly Competent Man. Apply by letter, stating qualifications and references, to the Manager ’• Lyttelton Times” Company. Christchurch. / ’ ANTED Known—We have now in stuck large quantities of Boys* School Suita, of Serge and Mosgiel Tweed; specially adapted for strong wear. Hallenstein Bros., New Zealand Clothing Factory, 169,, Cashel street. Christchurch. j ANTED, Ladies to get their Dresses stylishly and well made hy Miss Seager, and Company’s, fit guaranteed, from 10s 6d. Splendid Materials—Velveteens, Plnahes, Silks, Cashmeres, and Linings—extra Cheap. Drapery and Clothing at Wholesale Prices for Cash. ANTED, at Parser's Labour Exchange, 20T, Armagh street West, Camp Coot, General Servants, Housemaids, Potato Diggers, Married Couples. Waiting Engagements Ploughmen, Carters, Farm and Railway Labourers, Shepherds, Barmen, Waiters, Porters, Grooms, Gardeners, Bu-hmen, Fencers. &o. Apply, or address orders, ~ - - "Place 1320 to J. J. Parker, Market Place ‘ WANTED Known—Wo receiving from our are constantly - -. o workrooms large quantities of Men’s Suits, Trousers, Vests, tornado of New Zealand Tweeds. Tall, short, slendeS stoat, fat or lean men can all be fitted by u% as wi make up garments specially suitable for all thcM shapes. Hallenstein Bros., New Zealand Clothlns Factory, 169, Cashel street. Christchurch. B*3 WANTED Known That having a Larri Stock of New and Second-band Carriages, viz.. Phaetons, Baggies, Dogcarts, Waggonettes. White chapels, Spring Carts, *o„ Ac., we intend offering them to tbe public .at Greatly Reduced Prices. To meet the times no reasonable offer will be refused. Carnage Lamps from 12s upwards. W, Moor and Co., Criterion Coach Factory, S 3, Vietoria street. 8440 WANTED, potato growers and employers to know that I have waiting engagement several pugs of Potato; Diggers, willing to take the work by contract or otherwise; also Married Couples without families, and with good references; Ploughmen, Station Cooks, Youths, to. None but competent servants need apply at this office. James M‘Donald, Manchester street South, Christchurch. . SB4 CTKTANTED Known—The Indian < Tea Vt Triangle, High street,., next City a. gives best value in Pure Blended, Teas. All blended by a professional tea tester since late Pure Assam and Darjeeling Teas. The India] blends are unequalled for strength and quality To encourage their sale a useful present is give] away with every pound of tea. Sold in lib pockets Cf t A 10 am OQit. A——— 1 -- X .s _e.__.x-. m x S, id, 12, and 22tb tins, i-ohests and chests. Stores hotels, runholdera, and large buyers liberally da*) with, 265 WANTED Known—-That J. Ogilvie Bownuu _ has returned from Melbourne and Sydney and desires to inform the musical public that he hai secured the services of a thoroughly experienced azu practical Pianoforte-maker and repairer from (Si former city, and is therefore now prepared ti manufacture and thoroughly renovate, equal to now Pianos and Organs of every description. Tuning] done by Mr Bowman, and music supplied to evenim and ball parties as heretofore. All charges strict! moderate. Address: 87.89 and 91, Victoria st. 896 WANT ED Known—Sultana Raisins, 6d per Xb new Dunedin Oatmeal, 8s Sd: Brose Meal 4jd per lb; Maize Meal, 3d; Semolina, 9d; Fit Arrowroot, 7d; Dandelion Coffee, 9d per tin Assam Souchong, 2s per lb; White Crystal Sugar 3d; the best Tea that money can bny, 2a lOd per lb Loaf Sugar, 4d: good plain Congou, Is 2d; Yellov Crystals, 2jd: Box Tea, Elephant brand, 18s 6d Dragon brand, 225; Hop Bitters, 3s 6d ; Saigel’i Syrup, 2s 9d; Gold Medal Coffee, Is 8d; Vai H oaten's Cocoa, 3s lOd; Anglo-Swiss Milk, 9d Sperm Candles, 4td per lb; Wax, lOd; Cod Fish 2Jd per )b; Small Cheese, sfd per lb; Prize Meda Soap, lOd per bar; Extract of Soap, 141 b for 6s T. Taylor, Triangle (late Davenport), Colombi street, near Montgomery’s, and Lower High street near St Asaph street. spare daily c. ,uu tioulars, to find easily address, must be sent. P.U Box 71. ChrKtoburoh. ftKg MRS MORRISON can recommend a smart young woman as hotel cook, with good | references. No objections to North Island. Wanted—Married couple without children, man to drive and do garden work, wife general house work; cooks and laundresses, general servants, house and parlourmiids, experienced nurse. Registry Office, 143, Armagh street. 1315 MRS IZETT, Triangle, wishes to recommend ' Lady for Fancy Sales, experience first-class Dunedin Houses; Housekeepers, Cooks, House and Parlourmaids, General Servants, Nurses, Hotel Servants, Barmaids, Waitresses, Good Married Couple, eleven years’ references; Single Men, Boys, Monthly Nurse, Charwoman, to.; May Journals, April Journals, Readers, Heralds, Bow Bells, Boy’s and Girl’s Own Papers, Mail Summaries, English and American Papers. 1319 Funeral Notices. FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of the late Mr. James Davies are respectfully informed that his Funeral will leave his late residence, Oxford street, Lyttelton, (Friday!, at 3.30 p.m., for the Wesleyan 13CS SUTTON AND WEASTELL, Undertaker*. FUNERAL NOTICE. fTIHB Friends of Mr Thomas Bacon are respectI fully informed that the funeral of hia late wife will leave hia residence, Exeter street, Lyttelton, on Saturday, May 22, at 3.30 p.m., for the Wesleyan Cemetery. SUTTON & WEASTELL, 1310 Undertakers, Lyttelton. mHB Friends of Mr W. O. Woodford are I respectfully informed that the Funeral of hia late sons, -Herbert Bromiey and Edgar Tracey, will leave his residence, Cumberland street, Richmond, This Day, at 2 p.m., for the Wools ton Cemetery. R. W. WALTERS & CO., Undertakers, 1300 Victoria and Manchester streets. M.U., 1.0.0. P, LOYAL PERSEVERANCE LODGE. WOOLSTON. MEMBERS of the above Lodge.are requested to ME ET at P.P.G.M. Brother Woodford's Residence, Bingsland, THIS DAY. at 1 o’olobk p.m,, to follow the Remains of.his two beloved Children to the Heathoote Cemetery. WU J. GANNETT, H.O.