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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 7925, 30 July 1886, Page 1

Wanted. w a Young Lady for Private Bar, White Hart Hotel. 4154 an TED, thu i'ublio to know that a Great ■• w “ala o ommenctß to-day at Orockar and Company’s. vagi RMTANTED Known-Blanket# at HobdlY’# Sale at lees than cost price: for one mouth only. _ ■;' . . ANTED Known—For Household Drapery . - Carpets, see J. D. Slater's new advertise* ment, page 8. %/%/ ANTED, Everybody to share the Bargains ,«j,Drapery and Clothing at the Sale of Crocker’sStock, ", , ........ i»g , ANTED Known—Jacket*, Mantlesand’Mil- _»,▼ liuery at Half prices. Secure a circular of H. E. May and Co. ~a Sale. ■ . . yr Known— Overcoats at Landed Cost, ■eciual to a saving of 6s 8d in the pound, at it. JK, May and op/s Sale. “ANTED Known—Men’s and ij«yn» fTlm-Mug at Hobday s Sale. GrOat Redaction in Prices during month of Jnly. 1/1/ “ w ,pD Known—Hobday's Great aaie of JS/y: Drapery, Clothing, aid Meroety, at Waterloo Hon-e. during the month of July. WAN FED Known Picture Frames of every description at reasonable price#. J. W, Wbh. comer Barhadoes and Worcester street#. 1015 %*TANTED Known—The ’Great eala of 90LCOO TT. pound# worth of Drapery and Clothing commences To-day at H. E. May and Co,'#. The Hall. - .: • y;..;• ■ v ■' ■■ Purchase, a good Second-hand Billiard Table and Pitting#. State prion ana maker a name, to Box 202,-P.0., Chrirtchurch, i,* '4130 W/ ANTED Known—lf you want WeU Hade and Fashionable Clothing, toy the New Zealand Clothing Factory, 169, Cashel street, Christchurch. ' .- . . , 8404' WANTED Known—A saving equal to etr shit lings, and eightpenoe in the pound can be' effected by purchasing the Bargains at H. E Mar and Co.'s Sale, _ T4A/ ANTED Known. We are prepared to make ■-, n P Men’s and Boys’ Suits to order at Very J'fT. Prices. Hallenstein • Bros., New Zealand Clothing Factory, 169, Cashel street. 8404 WANTED, a Partner, with £IOOO or more, is a well-established and profitable business, wua profits from £5 to £4O per day. AddrcetFajtner K, ** Times " office. Christchurch. 412 — ~~ vwvcvmißWMmuu, WANTED at once, an Active or Hlaaplng Partner, with £SOO upwards at hi# dial poeal, to join advertiser in a good laying business: satisfactory references. • Apply A. B„“Lyttelton Times’* Office. * 4045 WANTED Known.—We have just received aflne assortment of Maori Cariosities from tno King Country, some of them being of a rare and. valuable kind. Hallenstein Bros., New Clothing Factory, 169, Cashel street. 8404 WANTED a Work-Mistress at the Lyttelton Orphanage. A schedule of duties may W seen there, or at the office of the United Charitable Aid Board, Worcester street, Christchurch, where applications, stating age and pari: experience, accompanied with testimonials, and addressed to the Chair man of the Orphanage Committee, ;wIU be received until noon of Tuesday, August 3rd.- • 8988 WANTED Known.—E. Qolnsford and Son deliver Jhire New Milk to any part of town without fail—wet or fine. Two quarts or over at Sd per quart. Best Fresh Butter; Cream. Ena. Poultry, so. We beg to 1 call special attention to our superior home cared (Yorkshire style) Bacon and Hama; bred, fed, and cured at 'our' lam at the Styx. Christchurch Dairy, Cashel street.. 3977 Iytr4NTED, Farmers. Stationholders. and _V V Employers to know, that: having long Colonial experience with all branches of workTl am competent to select Servants of all classes. Now waiting engagements—Ploughmen. Married Connies, without families,- hlation; Cooks, Hotel Hands, Grooms, Gardeners, Bushmen. Bora. Housekeepers, &o. Apply, James ‘ Manchester' ’ ‘ ■*■■■■ No. 2Sfl, street, Christchurch, K'Domtid, Telephone An TED Known That Having a Large .w w _j Stock of New and Second-hanf Curriages. vm.. Phaetons, Buggies, Dogcarts, WaggoneSsm Whiteohapols, Spring Carts, Ac., *o., wo intend offering them to the public at Greatly, Seduced Prices. To meet the tunes no reasonable offer will be refused. Carriage Lamps from 12a upwards. Sole Agents for Qaiward’s seed separators. W. Moot and Co., Criterion Coach Factory, S 3. Victoria street. Telephone No. WANTED Known—The Indian .Tea DepAt Triangle, High atoeet, next City Hotel, unrisrohurch, and 47, Princes street Dunedin, gives best values in Pure Blended Teas. All toss blended by a professional tea taster since 1860. Pure Assam and Darjeeling Teas. . The Indian blends are unequalled for strength and quality. Sold hi 11b packets, 6,10,12, and 221 b tins, t-ohesti. and chests. Stores, hotels, runholders and lan* buyers liberally dealt with. Robert Walker. WANTED, at Parker’s Registry Office, 201, . Armagh street. Cooks, General Servants, Housekeepers,, also several Boys , able to milk, attend horses, Ac., Boots Hotel, Soullervmaiu Housemaids and General Servants for Hotels. Waiting engagement—Ploughmen, Farm Labourera. Pick and Shovel Men, Gardeners, Camp Cooks. Storemen, Clerks, Married Couples; Shepherds, Station and Dairy Servants. Apply or address J. J. Parker, Market place. Don’t forget l Telephone No. 255.. .. , . , . 4150 WANTED Known—Clarke and Co.i Watchmakers and Jewellers, have just received a rare line of Silver English Lever Watches, at C 3 10s, worth 86: Ladies’ Watches from £2, worth £3 10a; Gold and Waltham Watches, from £3, all warranted for two years. In’ 18-carat Sings, Chains, Jewellery, we guarantee a saving of 30 per cent. Good, quick, and cheap repairs. Hands, brooch pins, glasses, and jewellery jobs, 6d each. Highest price for gold, silver, diamonds. Ac. 8, clarke and Co.i 148, Colombo street, opposite K. Reece. . ‘ 40W WANTED Known,—White Wax handles Sd pe* lb, usual price Is ; Prize Medal Soap, «o bar, Is; 8 bits of good Soap for Is - full weight Sperm candles, 4Jd per lb; Fine Salt. 4s 3d pet t New Season Tea 12s per box. Elephant brand 18s 6d, Dragon brand 225. i-oheats from Is Id per Treacle, 561b1 tins, 2d per lb; Golden Syrup, 601 b tus, Sd par lb. Thomas Taylor’s only places of business are Triangle (lata Davenport).; Colombo street, opposite Montgomery’s; and Lower High street, corner of St Asaph street. A PERSON in the Country wants' to Sell a New Feather Bed. Address, M.C., Postoffice, Christchurch ■ . 4137 BARMAID (Experienced) requires' situation. Rsferences, if required. M.J.J., “ Time*” office. 4145 PARTN E BBHlP.—Wanted, either an active or sleeping partner in a large and remnnerativs Stock, Station and Grain Agency Bnslnesa. Good district. Capital required from £3OOO to £BOOO. For particulars apply to the office of this paper. W PARTNERSHIP, —A Gentleman of position and possessing a good knowledge of bookkeeping, is desirous of obtaining a Share in a Business in which an aettve partner is required. Apply to Z,_ office of this paper...-All oommnnicationa strictly confidential. . 4087 TO Master Bakers,—-A respectable-Young Maw wants u situation ; aflrst-olass Baker, well up in small goods. G. 1., Star Hotel, Addington. 41J» Lost, Pound, &c. T,O?T, from Courtenay, a small strawberry J_J coloured Cow, in calf. Supposed <0 be makini for Papanui. 10s reward on giving information ti Mrs Buckley, Harawood road, Fapanni. 4111 P"1 REWARD.—Strayed, from Duneande -■ Form, on Friday night, July 23, a moos( colenrea Hack Maro, block points, white star 01 forehead, shcd a l roohd, had new cover on. Th« above reward will b* paid on delivering sametc W. T. Brown, Duneaudel Farm, 4132 Missing Friends. NOTICE. IF DONALD WALKER, Labourer, formerly of Aberdeenshire, Scotland, who left that country for New Zealand about 19 years- ago, b< still olive, he is requested to send his name and address to Messrs Davidson and Garden, Advocates, 7, Union terrace, Aberdeen, Scotland, from whom he may hear of something to his advantage. The said Donald Walker, was the son of Robert Walker, Labourer, Deskryslde, Aberdeenshire, now doceased. If Donald- W alker be dead# anyone who is aware of the fact, or of any other 'particular! reguding him, would oblige by communicating with Messrs Davidson and Garden.'. 4161 Notices. THE Friends, of the late Mr Charles Smith are respectfully invited to attend has Funeral, to leave his late Residence, Catherine street, Woolston, This Day, Friday, at half-past 2 o’clock, for the Heathoote Cemetery. H. SCRIMSHAW, Undertaker, 4149 41; Durham’street sooth, FUNERAL NOTICE. ... THE Friends of the late Mr Moses Hiller are respectfully invited to attend; his 1 Funeral, which will leave the residence of::‘Mr James Hunmon, Ashley street, Rahgipiii. >'on Snndav.August 1, 1086, at 8 o‘clbck, for the LJhuroh ot England Cemetenr, Benricdm.J. C. FELTON. Undsrtaksc. ’ 4153 Raagiora.