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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 8144, 15 April 1887, Page 1

Wanted. CASH Advertisements under this heading*, sot exceeding 28 words, ONE SHILLING. Addresses may be Wt at this office. WANTED to Sell, large Tank; would make a splendid sheep dip. Apply, Trent Bros., victoria street. 3435, WANTED, Cut Sheaf Wheat, &c. On sale. Oaten Husks for bedding. J. Watts and Co., Tuam street. WANTED Known.—To be sold at TattersaU's on Saturday, 4 splendid Springer Cows, jei« mataon and Co,, Auctioneers, 6521 WANTED to Let, 10-roomed Bnck House, a t «o? bndjce. Enquire on the pte* misea, or to J. T. Bell, Cathedral square. 5440 , mana ?. eme ?. t °f large farm or moderately-sized station by competent man <age a 3 years). Apply, Box 7, P.oT, ChristcLmrcn, 65*^1 Known, JusiTopened ~ Girls’ and Maids Fashionable Ulsters at Half Price. a large stock to select from. O. L. Beath and Co.. Argyle House. "ANTEDTan WACiTED. an Assistant Salesman Merchant s office. Applications, with references, to he addressed to S.P.R., “Lyttelton limes office. itm ANTED to Let, large double-fronted Shop. - ... -Curiam street, near Victoria street, with or without 4-roomed Cottage. Apply, Trent Bros.. Victoria street, - - - - W J WAN lbl>i all to seonre a Jubilee Circular* and remember that it is by Buying and 'ANTED to Sell, two good second-hand Side T J Saddles for girls from 9to 15, one made in Srts. ibl6 pommei * by a . 3teady Man, Situation as Coachman, willing to make himself useAddress, Triu,, Mrs Gaskin’s Begiatry Office, 76, Manchester street. ' 55Zt t, SeK—Humber TrioyoJa —one of , ~ - , “> e machines in the Colony ; plated uTiil^ al lLwon ? r> " ld ® xuhan So for good Safety Bicycle. Box 20, Kaiapoi, 5535A , (o f. middle-aged -1- Medical Man (now in Australia): highest credentials in all respects. -Puli partictdors from Tbornhill Cooper, <*bristohnrch. 4891 WANTED, Purchasers tor Oirls* and /aaida* very stylish Ulsters, plush trimmed; •vreai Bargains, bought in London at Half-price. G. Li. Beath C*K,_Argyle House. 5531 ANTED Known-Men’s ' Tweed Trousers, rs "ear, our own make, 10a ed, 11s 6d and 12s 6d. Hallenstom Bros., New Zealand Clothing factory, 169. Cashel street. W* r AN iHD, to cell a 20-acre Farm, six miles -j- fr ° m town I well-fenced, outbuildings. &c,: plenty of water. T. Rowley. Crescent road, St Albans, before 10.80 Am. 5375 ’"ANTED Known.—Jubilee presents to the ~ - extent of £IOOO will be distributed at H. E. May and Co. s. The Ball. Cusromsra will receive tickets equal to ten per cent on the amount spent. “ “ 'ANTED Known.—Jubilee rickets may be kept until June 22nd, when a really VmwAsome present can be selected, equal in value to all the tickets held. H. E. May and Co.. The Hall. WANTED, Customers to Inspect - “a7~£l Beath and Oo.’e Cheap Purchases of very choice Dolmans. Ulsters, and Paletots for ladieswear, and marked at little more than London Price. 5531 WANTED, Two Female Nurses -one each for the male and female wards. Salary £35 per annum, with uniform. Apply at once enclosing testimonials to the Resident Surgeon, Timarn Hospital. ANT AH. the Public to know that a first* W i . - - Tea and Grocery Establishment will be opened during the early port of April in Kiver'a Buildings, close to corner of High street and Oashel street. WANTED.-- Before purchasing elsewhere. I^SSL a i_^*, :Pe^ c y>» 171, Colombo street. opposite City Hotel. Better Beets and Value ? any other house in town. See Window for beautiful Easter Gift. 29Sfr W J A aJ. v? mtoua Keeping a Large Stock of Mouldings, at reduced prices. E. Beardsley. Picture Frame Maker, importer of mouldings, pictures, and Continental fancy goods. 87, Manchester street. w ANTED, at J. J, Parker’s Labour Kx°T a ? g ?’ 201, Armagh street—Man Cook for an hotel (second). Waiting engagements— Manned Ploughmen, Farm Labourers. Potato Diggers. Gardeners, Greoms. 6540 WANTED Known - We have a line assortment of Mosgiel Tweeds, suitable for boys’ scuooi wear and for gentlemen’s suits. Patterns P° st - Hallenstein Bros,, New Zealand Clothing Factory, 169, Cashel street. f ANTED Known, Cameron’s Navy Twist and Nailrod Tobaccos at Ss 6d per pound: at led; Pipes, Walking Sticks, and alt smokers requisites, supplied by the Popular Hairdressers, Davies and Lamb. 253. High street. "ANTED, by trustworthy Married Couple, „ - - without encumbrance. Situation—Wife, nrct-olass Cook or General Servant; Husband, Groom, Gardener, or general hand. Highest reference. Address. A. 8., Christchurch P.O. 5619 AN TED Known—All kinds of fnrs and seal* - . ski’i jackets cleaned, altered and ro-lined, feath-rs dj ed all shades, hats and bonnets cleaned and dyed, gloves cleaned, okins of all kinds tanned or cured, Mrs J, M. Thompson, Punier. 221, Colombo street. 4335 W J WANTED Known.—lf ifs be enent, als ticket will be given ; if s-Oa, a 2s ticket; if 80s, a 3s ticket; if 40s, a4s ticket; if £3, a6s ticketr if £5, a 10s ticket. Should only 5s bo spent, a ticket will bo given at H. E. May and Co.’s celebration of Her Majesty’s Jubilee. WANTED Known—Bicycles from £5, New machines constantly arriving. Cycling sundries in great variety. Machines purchased, exchanged, and let on hire. Phnfny. .phi,- moi.w.i. for amateurs kept in stock. A. E. Preece. Cyclists’ Exchange. Triangle, High street. WANTED Known, that B G. Warneshas purchased the business of the AX Pish, Poultry, and Game Mart, Cashel street, from Mr G. Elliott, and hopes by strict attention to merit the patronage so liberally bestowed upon his predecessor. N.B.— The Supper Booms are the best in the Colonies. Telephone, No. 210. 4904 WANTED Known—l have in stock, at current wholesale prices, all the leading brands of Tobaccos. Cigars, and Cigarettes. Jnst opened—A Case of superior Shooting and Fishing Trousers and Stockings ; also, a large stock of Fish Hooks, Lines, Rods, and Tackle of every description, W, M’Willlam. 204. Colombo street. Christchurch. 2819 WANTED Known—G. Kmge has now Opened at No. 186, Armagh street (Bishop's Build ings), a Dairy for the sale of Milk, Cream, Batter, Eggs and other Dairy Produce. Cream can be sup. plied one hour after milking, having purchased one of De Laval's Cream Separators. Skim Milt (guaranteed fresh), ltd quart. Cream cheese. 7X89 'ANTED Known, that Jubal Fleming, City Baths, has fitted up a Ladies* Hairdressing Room, also Ladies’ Bath Booms. J. F. begs respectfully to suggest that if his town customers call any day but Saturday, i ~ they can be attended to without that delay which the crush of country patrons always necessitates on Saturdays. Telephone No. 195. WANTED, Employers to depend upon the undersigned to select the following classes of Servants for thorn: —Married Couples, Ploughmen. Station Farm Hands of all descriptions. Cooks, Grooms, Gardeners, Potato Diggers, Boys, Housekeepers, &c. None but competent servants need apply. Telephone No. 256 All orders Sromptly attended to. Address, Jas. M’Donold, lan cheater street, Christchurch. WANTED Known That having a Largo Stock of New and Second-hard Carriage!, viz.. Phaetons, Buggies, Dogcarts, Waggonette* White chapels, Spring Carts, Ac., Ac., wo intend offering them to the public at Greatly Reduced Prices. To meet the times no reasonable offer will be refused. Carriage Lumps from 12s upwards. Sole Agents for Galward’s eeed separators. W, Moor and Co., Criterion Coach 'Factory, S 3, Victoria street. Telephone No. 232. SMO WANTED to Sell, all my Bight and Title of the well-renowned and established Firm of Graham & Co., together with the Grand Secret which has never been divulged to any. living being as yet of how to make the Preparation for the Patent Permanent Cure for FootEot in Sheep, and which has never failed in any one instance, and worked under No Cure. No Pay. For further particulars apply W. Graham and Co., Southbrook. 5526 i N experienced Milliner would be glad of air A_ engagement. A.F.F., Post Office, Christchurch. 5539 BOOT TRADE.—Wauled at once, a General Hand, 141, Armagh street, l adies’ Clogs, zs 6d the pair; Ladies Ring Pattens, 2s 6d the pair ; Paragon Lost s. 5548 fTpO THE DRUG TRADE.—An English JL Pharmaceutical Chemist, with good Home and Colonial experience, desires an appointment in connection with Pharmacy where still and responsibility are required; is proficient in the mauniacture of pharmaceutical and chemical products, and conversant with the wholesale, or wouldj'oina uon-practical man in establishing a business for the manufacture of chemical and pharmaceutical preparations; references given. Address, Pharmacist, “Lyttelton Times” office, Christchurch. 5272 T4/TRS H.IQG6’ Registry Office for all classes Of ivl Servants, Housekeepers, Married Couples specially attended to. Station Hands (mole and female). Has room for a few boarders, comfortable home. 125, St Asaph street (two doors from Manchester street). 1903 dramatic and musica news of the world il I more fully and ably chronicled in u The Canterbury Times ‘ than in any other Colonial Journal Pnoe sixpence.